Vodafone TV subscribers will soon have access to a new channel dedicated to Spanish true crime this September. The service, titled “Crímenes en España por AMC CRIME,” launches on September 1 and runs through September 30. The channel will be available on dial 25 without requiring any additional package fees.
A Focus on High-Profile Cases
The programming features over 20 titles and more than 180 hours of content. The schedule includes a mix of original productions and popular national series. The channel aims to analyze the circumstances surrounding each crime, not just the events themselves.
Among the new releases is “El asesino de la baraja,” which revisits police investigations into early 2000s crimes. Another program, “Una historia de crímenes,” brings together experts to discuss the motivations behind historical Spanish crimes. The lineup also includes “Maje,” a documentary focusing on the 2017 Patraix case in Valencia.
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Subscribers can also expect “Megamix brutal,” a documentary that explores the music industry to reconstruct the tragic story of a fallen friendship.
Historical Recaps and Revisitations
Alongside new releases, the channel offers a selection of national hits. Viewers can watch “El caso Diana Quer, 500 días,” which details the investigation into the Galician teenager’s disappearance. The lineup also includes “Lo que la verdad esconde: El caso Asunta,” a look at one of the country’s most high-profile media events. Other titles include “Anglés, historia de una fuga,” regarding the fugitive Antonio Anglés, and “Bretón, la mirada del diablo,” dedicated to the José Bretón case.
For anyone that has watched these stories before, the channel offers a chance to see them again without the friction of hunting through different menus. The linear broadcast format means the schedule is set, offering a predictable stream of content that mirrors traditional television viewing habits rather than the on-demand binge model that dominates streaming platforms today. This approach relies on investigations, expert testimonies, reconstructions, and archive documentation to analyze not only what happened but also the circumstances and consequences that surrounded each crime. The service, managed in collaboration with AMC Global Media, combines these fresh productions with some of the most well-known national titles within the genre. The content focuses on criminal events that have generated a huge social and media repercussion in Spain. By concentrating these stories on a specific dial, Vodafone allows users to access the material directly without the need to contract a specific true crime service or pay extra for the channel.
