El Rey del Cachopo: César Román - Season 1

Season 1
This docuseries analyzes a murder case implicating a Spanish chef, who built a career in the spotlight through a web of secrets and false identities.

Episodes

A cuerpo de Rey
In August 2018, police find a human torso in a suitcase. The case soon leads to César Román, an eccentric entrepreneur known as the "King of Cachopo."

El discurso del Rey
As witnesses agree how Heydi changed upon meeting César, he gives his version of her final night. Details of his escape come out.

El Rey destronado
After two and a half years, the trial begins. César acts as his own lawyer, ready to highlight some gaps in the investigation and prove his innocence.
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