Episode 10 of "Who Killed Sara" kicks off with a chilling tape, sending our narrative spiraling back in time to a pivotal moment where Sara entrusts her dearest friend, Marifer, with a dangerous keepsake. Her voice laden with urgency, she begs Marifer to safeguard it relentlessly, come what may. This tape, the catalyst that reunited Alex with Marifer, unveils a web of intrigue.
Flashbacks reveal Marifer's desperate calls to Sara, imploring her to reconsider her journey to Valle, her pleas falling on deaf ears. Frustration boils over, and words turn sharp as glass between the once-inseparable duo.
Meanwhile, Elroy drops a bombshell on Mariana—Sara's pregnancy—sparking a Machiavellian plot within her mind as all paths converge at the village. Cesar warmly greets Sergio, offering him a drink as they delve into the video's implications and Sara's position as a liability. Sergio harbors doubts, but Cesar, fearless as ever, dares to soar perilously close to the sun.
Under Nicandro's watchful lens, Sara's heart races at the sight of Cesar and Sergio advancing. Elroy's confession prompts Mariana to steer Sara away, into the solitude of a walk. As they ascend to the precipice, Mariana reveals the pregnancy news, promising a joint celebration amidst the breathtaking yet ominous cliffside.
In an embrace fraught with uncertainty, Mariana's stance momentarily wavers, a fleeting glimpse of malice as if she ponders shoving Sara over the abyss. Yet, mercy prevails, and she instead hands Elroy Chema's knife, a silent command to carry out his own sinister design.
Returning to the present, the specter of Imara haunts the news once more, jolting Bruno into action as he flees the room. The remaining family members huddle, their minds racing over the implications of Flor's fate in Cesar's sinister basement, a chilling reminder of the dark forces at play.
As Elisa revisits the Flor Sanchez incident video, her mind races with questions before venturing to the hospital to confront Elroy. However, Mariana's sudden appearance halts her inquiry, igniting a heated confrontation between mother and daughter. Elisa fiercely interrogates Mariana about her motives and the turmoil engulfing their family, but the conversation yields no clarity. Frustrated, Elisa shifts her gaze to the patriarch, Cesar, demanding answers about the girls concealed in the basement and his true intentions. In a hushed tone, she accuses him of murder, undeterred by his denial of Sara's death.
Meanwhile, chaos stirs within the Chema household as Lorenzo discovers slashed tires and shattered windows, a stark reminder of the family's unraveling sanity. This revelation sparks a fierce altercation between the two, culminating in Lorenzo's abrupt departure, packing his belongings in disgust.
Amidst the tumultuous events, a crucial revelation unfolds: Diane the Huntress's true identity is none other than Marifer, Sara's steadfast friend. She has been silently orchestrating the quest for vengeance against Cesar, driven by Sara's tragic fate.
Later, Rodolfo confronts Sofia with the shattering truth about their relationship, revealing his vasectomy and the impossibility of their shared child. Sofia's world crumbles around her, a cocktail of betrayal and devastation consuming her emotions.
Alex, by chance, stumbles upon a mysterious book concealed within the walls, its pages a testament to Sara's profound depression. Scribbles and heartrending words, pleading for an end to her suffering, hint at a devastating revelation. Realizing their mistake, Alex rushes to call Elisa, his voice fraught with urgency as he suggests they misjudged everything, implying that Sara's death by a tampered parachute might not have been the final chapter. Did she survive that fateful day?
The final flashbacks to that harrowing day reveal a tantalizing fragment: Elroy, poised to sever the harnesses, his actions cut short before we can discern their consequence. The montage of fleeting images crescendos with a gunshot from Cesar and the grim discovery of a skeleton in Alex's yard, a bullet hole piercing its forehead, leaving us to ponder the haunting question—was Sara's story far from over?
