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In January of 1993, the bodies of three teenage girls were found.

The girls, who had been missing since that prior November, had sparked the fears of an entire nation.

Their bodies were found buried in a pit about a kilometer away from the nearest dirt road.

All three had been murdered by an unknown assailant. All of them showing various signs of torture and rape.

While the mystery of who had killed them would go on to dominate the Spanish media for the next decade,

the girls themselves were mostly forgotten by the rest of the world.

All of their dreams and ambitions died with them. Their names now being spoken in hushed voices

as cautionary tales for the next generation of teenage girls. A statue of the three girls was built

and erected at a nearby cemetery, where the remains of the three girls were permanently buried.

Just as it was in life, the girls found themselves together even in death.

The statue, which contains the likeness of each of the victims,

stands as a monument to the enduring legacy that the murder of the three girls created,

and it also stands as an omen to all that visit the small area the girls lived in.

That while things may seem fine on the surface, the full story of this horrifying and tragic

ordeal has yet to be revealed. This is the story of the Alcassor Girls.

Welcome to the Unresolved Podcast. I'm your host Michael Wheelam, and this is the

concluding episode of my five-part series based on the tragic crime of Alcassor.

All three were teenage girls headed for different paths in life, but united by a long time friendship.

They went missing on a fateful Friday the 13th, in November of 1992.

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