: Recent historical investigations, such as those discussed on RAC1 , suggest the "vampire" narrative was fueled by yellow journalism and social hysteria. While she was caught in 1912 for the confirmed kidnapping of a young girl, Teresina Guitart, many of the more macabre murders and "vampiric" crimes remain unproven or are considered myths.
: The film follows a journalist investigating the disappearance of children in Barcelona, eventually uncovering that the "Vampiress of Raval" might be a scapegoat for a much deeper, more sinister conspiracy involving the city's high society. La vampira de Barcelona
: The film was a major success at the Gaudí Awards , winning five statuettes including Best Film and Best Production Design. : Recent historical investigations, such as those discussed
: It stars Nora Navas as Enriqueta Martí and Roger Casamajor as the journalist Sebastia Comas. Other Media : The film was a major success at
: The case is frequently featured in books about Barcelona's dark history, such as Ròmul Brotons’ Personatges populars, excèntrics i curiosos de Barcelona .