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The text is a transcript of a video that reviews the Netflix series "The Story of a Crime: The Search", which is based on the real case of Paulette Gebara, a 4-year-old girl who disappeared and was found dead in her own bed in Mexico. The video tells some curiosities about the series, such as the books, interviews and documents that inspired it, the cast and their performances, the references to Peña Nieto and other politicians, the cameos of Pati Chapoy and Adela Micha, and the criticism and controversy that the series has generated. The video also questions the official version of Paulette's death and mentions some theories that circulate on the internet. The video ends by asking the audience who they think is the culprit and what other case they would like to see in the next season of the series.
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1. The text is about a miniseries called The Story of a Crime: The Search, which is based on the real case of Paulette Gebara Farah, a 4-year-old girl who disappeared and was found dead in her own room in Mexico in 2010.
2. The miniseries is part of an anthology series that presents different crimes that happened in real life in each season.
3. The creator and screenwriter of the miniseries is Santiago Limón, who said he based his work on two books, interviews, documents and investigations related to the case.
4. The cast of the miniseries includes Regina Blandón, Diana Bovio, Darío Yazbek, Verónica Bravo and Memo Villegas, among others. Some of them are known for doing comedy.
5. Most of the characters in the miniseries are real, but some are fictional or have their names changed. For example, Carolina Tello is inspired by Lily Téllez, a journalist who covered the case and later became a senator.
6. The miniseries has a tone of satire and black humor, which has caused controversy and criticism from the audience and some people involved in the case, who think it is disrespectful or inaccurate.
7. The miniseries also makes references to Enrique Peña Nieto, who was the governor of the state of Mexico at the time of the case and later became president of Mexico. He was accused of being involved in political espionage and corruption.
8. The case of Paulette remains unsolved and controversial, as there are many contradictions, loose ends and suspicions about what really happened to her and who was responsible for her death.