MURDER OF TWO FRENCHWOMEN IN SALTA | M6 | 66 minutes

On July 29 2011, the magnificent natural reserve of Salta in Argentina turns into a sordid crime scene. The bodies of two French women tourists have just been discovered. Hourra Moumni, 24, and Cassandre Bouvier, 29, missing for two weeks, were killed in cold blood. The local justice accuses two peasants from the area. They are sentenced to 50 years in prison. But, after 4 years of alternative investigation, a French journalist, Jean-Charles Chattard, accuses corrupt magistrates of wanting to protect the real guilty parties: powerful local figures.