Blood More Than Money

In 2031, a horrifying international trade in human organs flourishes in the remote regions and urban shadows of Colombia. This network, known as *Los Silencios*, targets wealthy individuals, banking families, and business owners for their ‘useful assets.’ A chilling element of their operation involves feeding victim corpses to pigs at hidden farms like ‘La Granja’ to destroy evidence, selling the contaminated meat locally.

The system faces disruption when the powerful Jiménez banking family is targeted. Clara Jiménez miraculously survives an attempted harvesting, setting off a desperate fight for survival and a chain of events. Her husband, Gabriel, uses his financial expertise to track the organization’s global money laundering network, while their daughter, Isabel, becomes entangled with a potential rescuer whose motives are unclear. Alongside them, a doctor discovers the digital side of the operation via a hacked donor database, an honest police agent risks everything to expose internal corruption, and a vengeful former Mexican cartel boss, Toro, enters the fray searching for his missing sister. As these disparate figures converge, they uncover the full, brutal scope of *Los Silencios*, leading to violent confrontations, narrow escapes across treacherous borders, and the chilling realization that the organization is adaptable, potentially evolving into a new, digital form, leaving an ambiguous trail of death and survival.