Suspects Identified as Key Players in the Investigation
In the captivating world of 'The Promise', airing on La 1, a shocking event has sent ripples through the noble household. The death of Jana, a character who was barely known to Jacobo Monteclaro, Martina's fiancé, has left many questioning the circumstances surrounding her demise.
Jacobo was found in Jana's room shortly before her death, an unusual occurrence that has raised eyebrows among the characters. The list of suspects in this tragic event is growing, with Cruz, the Marquesa de Luján, being a prime suspect.
Cruz, the heir to the marquesado, has a history of causing deaths in the fiction, including the deaths of Fernando and Tomás. Her strained relationship with Jana, the housekeeper, and her potential disapproval of Jana's relationship with her son, Alonso, add fuel to the speculation.
However, the Marquesa de Luján is not the only suspect. Petra, another housekeeper, might have had a motive for revenge, given her son Feliciano's death. Lorenzo, the Captain of the Mata, while not a friend of Jana, has allied with the Marquesa de Luján on multiple occasions and could potentially be involved.
Cristóbal Ballesteros, the new butler, could also be a suspect due to his close relationship with Leocadia de Figueroa, who arrived at 'The Promise' last and has come to the palace to take revenge on the Marquesa.
The information Mrs. Expósito had in her possession was very important and potentially dangerous, adding another layer of intrigue to her untimely death. Before dying, Jana assured her brother Curro that Cruz did not shoot her, but Sergeant Burdina has gathered evidence to incriminate the Marquesa de Luján as the author of the crime.
Jana's death has significant implications for the fiction, increasing the list of enemies for the characters and adding a new twist to the storyline. For those who missed the aired episodes, all episodes of 'The Promise' are available for rewatching on Play.
In the midst of this whirlwind of suspicion and intrigue, one character remains conspicuously absent: Leocadia de Figueroa. The identity of Jana's killer remains a mystery, with Alexander G. being a suspect, having confessed to killing Eva-Maria H., but no direct confirmation that he killed Jana.
As the story unfolds, viewers are left on the edge of their seats, eagerly awaiting the next revelation in this gripping tale of power, politics, and deceit.
