'Women in Blue' Episode 4 Preview: Azules's 'Undresser' investigation points detectives to new suspect
Contains spoilers for 'Women in Blue' Episode 3
MEXICO CITY, MEXICO: The gripping Apple TV+ series 'Women in Blue' continues to captivate audiences with its compelling narrative and strong female leads.
The first three episodes have introduced viewers to Maria (Bárbara Mori), Valentina (Natalia Téllez), Gabina (Amorita Rasgado), and Angeles (Ximena Sariñana), who become part of Mexico's first female police force amid the terror of a serial killer targeting young women in the capital.
In Episode 1, the government recruits female officers to distract from the failing police force. By the episode's end, the new recruits don their blue uniforms as a woman named Paola leaves work late at night, hinting at impending danger.
Episode 2 and 3 delves into the dramatic aftermath of this setup, further entangling the characters in the unfolding crisis. As we anticipate 'Women in Blue' Episode 4, the stakes continue to rise.
What happened in 'Women in Blue' Episode 3?
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The Episode 3 follows the Azules as they conduct their own off-the-books investigation into the Undresser. Despite the police department's claim of capturing the killer in Episode 2, the four women realize the suspect was forced to confess and didn't match the profile of the real murderer, who seemed to be a privileged individual.
The police appear more interested in closing the case than seeking justice for the victims. The department's indifference is evident as Maria (Bárbara Mori), Ángeles (Ximena Sariñana), and Valentina (Natalia Téllez) are reprimanded for investigating behind their superiors's backs.
They are scolded for questioning the killer's mother and, despite Ángeles's brilliant fingerprint analysis, which are also criticized for their methods. Their commanding officer, Octavio (Miguel Rodarte), faces charges of insubordination, and the three women are suspended.
However, their fellow officer Gabina (Amorita Rasgado) escapes punishment, offering a glimmer of hope for the Azules' quest for justice.
What to expect in 'Women in Blue' Episode 4?
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As we look ahead to Episode 4 of 'Women in Blue', the stakes are higher than ever for the Azules. With Maria, Ángeles, and Valentina suspended, their pursuit of justice for the Undresser's victims faces significant obstacles.
However, Gabina's escape from punishment hints at a potential path forward for the team. Viewers can anticipate Gabina stepping up to take a more active role in the investigation, leveraging her position to continue their off-the-books inquiry.
Additionally, the tension between the Azules and their corrupt superiors is likely to escalate. The women's determination to uncover the truth could lead to further clashes with the department, possibly revealing deeper layers of corruption.
Octavio's support for the Azules might also intensify, potentially rallying other allies within the force. With their tenacity and resourcefulness, the Azules are expected to devise new strategies to outsmart their adversaries and inch closer to unmasking the real killer, keeping the audience on edge.
When will 'Women in Blue' Episode 4 air?
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The first three episodes of 'Women in Blue' are currently available for streaming on Apple TV+. 'Women in Blue' Episode 3 is scheduled for release on Apple TV+ on Wednesday, August, 14.
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'Women in Blue' Episodes 1-3 are now streaming on Apple TV+.
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