Vatican Girl: The Disappearance of Emanuela Orlandi | Official Trailer | Netflix

The disappearance of Emanuela Orlandi has been the most mysterious case occurred inside the Vatican walls since 1983. Between falsified evidence and alleged tracks, the director Mark Lewis (former author of “Don’t F**k with Cats”) analyzes what we know so far in this new Netflix original docu-series.

Watch Vatican Girl: The Disappearance of Emanuela Orlandi, starting October 20, only on Netflix.

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Vatican Girl: The Disappearance of Emanuela Orlandi | Official Trailer | Netflix

Rome, 1983. After leaving a music lesson, 15-year-old Emanuela Orlandi vanishes — embroiling the Vatican in a decades-long mystery.

[VainillaSparcake]

The fact that her brother has never stopped looking for her. Breaks your heart

[matteonair]

TO EVERYONE NOT ITALIAN, watch this! I would say this it THE MOST mysterious and still relevant case of missing person here in Italy. If you are a true crime viewer you will for sure be captivated by this case.

[elizabethermakova]

I just watched this and it made my cry. My heart absolutely breaks for the family. I can't imagine living throughout your entire life not knowing what happened to your daughter/sister.
What is hidden in the dark must come to light! The truth will always find a way.

[juliasal]

FINALLY! This case needs to be s brought to light worldwide- there are so much dust and secrets covering the truth about what happened to her. It was and it still is a power game, indeed. As an Italian I can’t wait to see this, even if I watched and read dozens of videos and articles about this case in my life

[anadiaz]

This is the type of content we want. One thing is docuseries about a victim and the case. Another thing is making a serie or a movie about a criminal the way y'all did with Jeffrey. Support the victims, don't overshadow them with their criminal.

[Instant_Nerf]

What a strong brother to keep going for soo many years to find his sister!

[SSAARRAA]

I’ve just finished the series. I have to say it was a masterpiece. My only wish someone to give this family relief and peace. May God rest her soul or May God send her home..

[luigimazza]

i am italian, I recommend to see this documentary, a true mysterious story. In Italy, after almost forty years it is still very relevant

[rocknrolla]

I gotta say, netflix is absolutely killing it. so much good new content to watch through

[ocramaega]

this is one of the greatest mysteries of Italy.

I hope it's a documentary that starts a series on Italian mysteries. we too have had cases of disappearances, mysterious murders and serial killers, these are bad stories but they must be told.

[n_-_-]

Apparently, the police told Emanuela's mom that she is not that pretty to be abducted. WTF!!!

[heathermetz]

1:12 “Sometimes silence is the worst crime!”

[ntombifuthinkosi]

Just watching this now, and I can say, there's too much cover up. I pray her family finally finds answers

[storywala]

Every decent to big size organisation has secrets. Missing case are painful but very intriguing especially when it has to do with people proclaiming to be most noble.

[ikerina]

Just finished watching this docu. Her mother was 92 when this docu was being made and I hope she gets the answer when she is still alive. It's really devastating.

[annagabriel]

More people need to know about this case, the family deserves the truth. This is just one of possibly many cases, so don't let this be forgotten.

[sophiaisabelle]

We love a good mystery. There’s just something about it that captivates you. I personally haven’t heard of this case before, but I think I’ll be interested to watch it.

[Lottieloves]

Those in power with knowledge need to come clean. Enough time has passed. Give the girl’s family some peace. It’s the right thing to do.

[ricoletta]

This really creeped me out from catholicism in general. Why is the Vatican city even allowed to still exist with all its exemptions and privileges?

[samelliott]

This is one of the most INSANE stories I've ever heard. A must, must watch.