Who Killed Sara Season 3 Ending Explained: What Is Medusa Project? Finally The Answer Out?
Who Killed Sara Season 3 is available on Netflix! The Spanish Netflix series Who Killed Sara attempts to investigate the death of a teenage girl, Sara Guzmán, who accidentally falls from a parachute while paragliding with her boyfriend, Rodolfo Lazcano, her brother, Alex, and other friends of the same circle. What captured the attention of viewers in Season 1 was a conspiracy hatched by the head of the Lazcano family, Cesar, who is presumed to be the potential protagonist of the series. To protect his sons from arrest, Cesar manipulated Alex into taking responsibility for Sara’s death, and because of her confession, Alex had to spend 18 years in prison, burning every day with the desire for revenge.
Season 1 therefore begins and accelerates with the release of Alex, who swears revenge on the entire Lazcano family and destroys them completely. However, on the road to revenge, Alex, a brilliant coder, and hacker, in Season 2 uncovers dark truths about his sister’s mental condition. As Alex delves deeper into the mystery, Sara’s shocking secrets begin to come to light, causing Alex to wonder if he knew his sister or not. At the end of Season 2, Alex finally reunites with Sara’s murderer, Marifer, who happens to be Sara’s half-sister. She admits to having tampered with the ropes of the parachute and thus having killed Sara. Now that the third season has arrived on the platform, you probably have questions about the end of Season 3 of Who Killed Sara, we tell you everything!
Who Killed Sara Season 3 Summary
The first two seasons were very focused on the conflictual relationship between the Guzman family and the Lazcano family, deepened by numerous flashbacks. The risk that the plot ran at the end of the second season was to overdo it with the dark details linked to Sara’s adolescence. The girl dies at the age of 17 but she shows that she has experienced traumatic episodes of various kinds, ranging from the meeting with her psychopathic father to her relationship with her father, Rudolph, to her unexpected pregnancy. Therefore, it seemed hardly credible that she had had the opportunity to experience so many different traumas, given her young age.
The third season takes a very good turn from this point of view. As you can also see in the trailer, there are a lot of twists. Rather than focusing on the events before Sara’s death, the storyline delves into what happens immediately afterward. Also, we see the development of some relatively new characters: Nicander and Doctor Alanis. Their stories amaze with well-constructed twists. Instead, the Lazcano family takes a back seat – at least in the first few scenes. The rivalry and the deep bond between them and the Guzmans is the basis of Who Killed Sara? this theme will probably be resumed as we approach the finale. Instead, it is a winning choice to provisionally set aside this plot, to investigate unexpected aspects in the first episodes.
Reinaldo created the Medusa Center as a sort of hidden hospital to treat patients. Sara was Reinaldo’s “Patient Zero” and everything had been planned from the start to get her there. Reinaldo’s end goal was to try to find a cure for homosexuality and schizophrenia. In the meantime, Reinaldo helped concoct the story that it was Marifer who killed Sara in the parachute accident, a story she takes with her in death. However, Sara survived this accident and ultimately did not die in the hospital.
It’s also worth noting that Marifer loses consciousness and dies in the Medusa Center, not recovering from her injuries. Either way, Elisa and Rodolfo arrive at the Medusa Center to make sure Alex doesn’t kill other people and end up helping him tie up the employees with cables. Chema leaves, eager to find Lucia, but Alex urges him to eliminate Elisa. Reinaldo manages to get up and run away, which causes a large family reunion in the main atrium, especially since Lucia is found, safe and sound.
Who Killed Sara Season 3 Ending Explained
The new season begins with the discovery that Sara’s grave is empty, leading to the suspicion that perhaps Alex’s sister is still alive. Alex gets the clue about the Medusa project, in charge of Dr. Reinaldo (Jean Reno), who is Nicandro’s father, and discovers that his sister did not die in the 2001 accident but was only badly injured. To comply with the treatment, she was transferred to the “Medusa” medical facility, where she spent months in treatment and became patient zero of experimental projects.
As the young woman suffers from inherited schizophrenia, the doctor thinks that she is the ideal person to start the project. Dr. Reinaldo has in his possession a drug created by him, which according to his research will be able to “cure” schizophrenia and homosexuality. As Chema Lazcano (Eugenio Siller), is arrested after falsely confessing that he murdered the person buried in Alex‘s house, he becomes one of the patients of the Medusa project, where he spends weeks being tortured for his sexual orientation as part of Reinaldo‘s plan.
Chema was abused by another inmate while he was incarcerated so he feels that everything that happened is because of his homosexuality. Asking her mother for help, she decides to talk to Reinaldo who admits him to his center to “heal himself”. In the terrible installation, there is another young woman named Lucía, who is identical to Sara in her youth, so the bond between them is evident. Sara, who was pregnant at the time of the accident, had the baby, who has lived her entire life in the medical center.
When Alex realizes everything that his sister has gone through, with the help of César (Ginés García Millán), he arrives at Medusa looking for Reinaldo and destroys everything in his path. Reinaldo offers him a deal in exchange for information about his sister, which Alex does not accept, and kills him, using the same device with which the doctor tortures his patients. This fact causes the people captured in Medusa to escape, including Alex’s niece and Chema.
César, the patriarch of the Lazcano family, decides to take the blame for the doctor’s death to free Alex and is sentenced to forty years in prison. What the public did not know until that moment is that the character was terminally ill with cancer, so he would not serve the sentence. In one of the saddest moments of the series, it is revealed that Sara is not alive. The young woman committed suicide after the torture she experienced in the Medusa center. While in the final scene, Marifer, who is hospitalized after being seriously burned in the second season, dies and is reunited with Sara, who happily awaits her.
The security guard grabs his gun and shoots. Rodolfo charges at him and gets shot. Cesar appears and shoots the head guard. The guard passes out as Rodolfo bleeds out. Meanwhile, Alex stalks Reinaldo in the hallways, which results in a big confrontation. That’s when we see exactly what Tonya said to Alex and that seems to be true too. Sara committed suicide at the Medusa Center because she couldn’t take the treatment. She stuck the big knife that we saw her hiding in her sleeve, in her belly, in the hallway. Bloodied, she died. Eventually, Alex kills Reinaldo.
After all of this, Cesar is arrested for killing the security guard and also admits to killing Reinaldo, covering up for Alex. He also takes responsibility for the murder and burial of Abel Martinez 18 years ago. Cesar is convicted and sentenced to 40 years in prison. Rodolfo dies from his injuries and Alex finally gets his answers. It turns out Cesar has pancreatic cancer and is going to die soon anyway. He used his fortune to buy time but to no avail. In his prison cell, he sobbed hysterically, a bizarre cocktail of hysteria, sadness, happiness, and grief.
Who Killed Sara Season 3 ending of the show where Tonya led Alex It is a tomb with many crosses sticking out of the ground. This is where Reinaldo buried all the victims of the heinous crimes committed by his team. Alex decides to inform the police, who arrive and start digging up the bodies one by one. With Lucia by their side now, Sara’s memory can continue through them, the surviving members of the family. As they walk away from the tomb, where so many victims were killed by Reinaldo, we pass through the beautiful countryside and end this series.
