Colony
Prosecutor Leo Ramirez is tasked with arresting Paul Schaefer, the leader of German settlement “Colonia Dignidad” in Chile, on child abuse charges.
Brothers
Leo distrusts Klaus until he proves he is his brother. Caro begins to investigate Leo’s past. Anke escapes, and Klaus is confronted by the settlers.
Spies
Pedro is unable to carry out his orders. Anke is recaptured. Leo and Pamela exhume Pedro’s grave, and Hausmann is arrested for murder.
Traitors
When they discover the evidence is gone, the police release Hausmann. Leo suspects Pedro’s death was part of a bigger cover up.
Witnesses
Caro discovers that the colony brokered arms deals for the Pinochet regime. Leo confronts Pedro and learns that multiple people died at the colony.
Victims
Caro tells Leo of the arms deals and he searches the colony. Buried cars are tied to missing dissidents of the Pinochet regime.
Rats
Leo, Pamela, Pedro and Anke arrive at the embassy, but Caro has been abducted by Sattelberger’s henchmen. Pamela is taken into custody.
Home
The tunnels underneath the colony trigger violent memories for Pedro. Leo must choose between capturing Paul Shaefer and saving his brother.
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