The Pack

When students in Santiago protest recent sexual abuse complaints, their leader Blanca goes missing.

Olivia and Elisa dangerously get closer to “the wolf’s” jaws thanks to Celeste’s help in the shadows; but this is not for free and puts even the detectives in danger. The police discover an organization that marks and attacks specific women, just like it happened with Blanca. The murderers are closer than they think.

In the midst of the investigation and the anguish to find her daughter, Bruno reveals to his wife and Fernández a hidden truth about missing Blanca. A new investigative plot arises in the case and would involve Belmar. Other packs join the wolf’s game, bringing Olivia closer to the dangerous game; perhaps too close.

Ossandón’s destiny casts serious doubts in the police to find Blanca’s whereabouts; her parents, behind the investigation, offer a reward in exchange of information. Murillo and Fernández understand they’re behind an imaginary man that hides behind his different packs to make his psychological profile invisible. A new lead of Blanca is leaked on the network.

“The Wolf” has no scruples and, just like in wild life, is more effective and lethal when in pack. Olivia and her investigation staff are marked by the dark online game, showing that they are willing to do everything in order to accomplish their mission. Celeste manages to go into the jaws of this insatiable beast, but her courage puts her in a position from which she will hardly come out alive.

A cornered hunting animal to become a bite is erratic and unpredictable. Tailed closely by the police, “the wolf” uses his last resources to wriggle out alive. Olivia’s past is back and she confronts her son Gonzalo with an awkward truth, but the detective has bigger problems: death is about to give its verdict on the case, although not everything is lost.