3,828 Years for 24 Murders: The Case of Inés del Río Prada
July 14, 1986. A bomb tears through Plaza de la República Dominicana in Madrid. Twelve young Civil Guards are killed. Fifty-six more are wounded. Behind the attack—and a string of others that claimed more than twenty lives—was a woman known inside ETA as Pequeña.
Inés del Río Prada helped build the infrastructure of the deadly Comando Madrid. Spain sentenced her to 3,828 years. Then the European Court of Human Rights ordered her release.
Host Alexander Lawson traces her path from quiet Navarra to the bloodiest years of ETA terrorism, the controversial Parot Doctrine, and the ruling that…
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