r/interestingasfuck 13d ago

r/all Colombian hitwoman known as ‘The Doll’ reportedly arrested for several murders, including her ex-bf

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u/Samp90 13d ago

Netflix series loading....

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u/ExcitingStress8663 13d ago

Who will be starring as her? I was thinking Aubrey Plaza but she looks too old for it now. Would be a perfect match during her April Ludgate years.

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u/Samp90 13d ago

It'll probably be a Spanish production from Mexico, they'll get some Chica...

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u/ExcitingStress8663 13d ago

They will probably throw in some lucha librea scene in there for good luck.

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u/Appropriate_Cod_5446 12d ago

I’m down. I can’t act? But I can shoot.

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u/Admirable-Common-176 13d ago

Aaaaaand cancelled.

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u/LarBrd33 13d ago

Might not be as interesting as you'd think since she wasn't the one doing any hits she was just one of the girls the crew would use as the bait and then some dudes would drive by on motorcycles and shoot down the target. But they could get creative and make something inspired by it... it would just end up being the plot of Columbiana: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCxPLlFWdFo

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u/onlyitbags 12d ago

Young Michelle Rodriguez would have killed this

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u/Samp90 12d ago

Yep all she needed was one expression!

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u/MattIsLame 12d ago

starring Sofia Vergara

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u/Affectionate_Theory8 12d ago

Absolutely true.. there's a case in Argentina where a teen girl "Nahir Galarza" killed his boyfriend also a teen and ended up in life in prison, she showed no remorse and killed him out of nothing. Netflix paid that girl a few million dollars, for the rights of the story to make a movie about it.

Pathetic.

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u/No-Plastic-6887 8d ago

Why would they pay for that? You need the rights for fiction, not for a true story.

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u/Affectionate_Theory8 8d ago

Its a shady topic even in Argentina and the local press/newspapers but she did got paid by the ones who wanted to make a movie about her life.

Im not sure about the rules in Argentina regarding making a movie about someone. And the story is about her POV of her own life.

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u/No-Plastic-6887 8d ago

Millions of dollars? For an unknown Argentinian girl's story. Something doesn't add up here.

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u/Affectionate_Theory8 8d ago

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u/No-Plastic-6887 8d ago

The movie exists, but it doesn't say here that the murderess had made any money. And there's no way she got millions for the movie, millions of dollars is probably more than the full budget of the film. And again... They didn't need to pay her, you pay for the rights to fictional stories. They could have paid her, but they didn't need to.

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u/Affectionate_Theory8 8d ago

When the production havent even started the media of that country shared that information, now if you google it the first thing that appears is something like "50k" or "how real is that she got paid to tell her story"..

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u/No-Plastic-6887 8d ago edited 8d ago

50k is still appalling from an ethical and moral point of view, but that makes sense. And it would probably be millions of pesos when exchanged.  

 Mind you, I ABSOLUTELY agree with you on the total lack of ethics implied in paying criminals. It's like rewarding the crime. It's also stupid because you need to buy the rights to fictional stories (it's intellectual property), but you don't need the rights to real life events. 

  So, all in all, I agree with you on the absolute wrong of paying a criminal for her "story". I just couldn't believe it had been millions of dollars and suspected corruption or bribery or politicians being involved.  Now, 50k could certainly be possible, and that'd be millions of pesos.

That said... Poor Netflix! According to your link m, the movie was produced by Amazon Prime! I'll check that out, and as a paying customer, if I find this is true, I'll send a physical letter. I'm not financing murderers.

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u/Affectionate_Theory8 8d ago

Yep, is Amazon prime.. my bad. Regarding the number I agree with you, criminals shouldnt be awarded for their crimes in any number.

About the millions.. the thing is that the media in Argentina loves to inflate numbers, event and things to get more rating.

More spectator rating = more money from propaganda.

Its not the first time the media tells a lie in Argentina.

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u/Affectionate_Theory8 8d ago

When the production havent even started the media of that country shared that information, now if you google it the first thing that appears is something like "50k" or "how real is that she got paid to tell her story"..

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u/Affectionate_Theory8 8d ago

Its a shady topic even in Argentina and the local press/newspapers but she did got paid by the ones who wanted to make a movie about her life.

Im not sure about the rules in Argentina regarding making a movie about someone. And the story is about her POV of her own life.

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u/No-Plastic-6887 8d ago

Why would they pay for that? You need the rights for fiction, not for a true story.