Overview
- Lizette Farah filed a lawsuit against Netflix and producer Dinamo over Historia de un crimen: La búsqueda, the 2020 series dramatizing the 2010 Paulette case.
- Her legal team argues the show used her name, likeness and personal story without consent, asserting violations of privacy and image rights through civil and intellectual property claims.
- The filing highlights the series’ end credits, which place real images of Farah alongside the actress portraying her, as central evidence of unauthorized identification.
- Farah’s lawyer says the portrayal has revictimized her, triggered online harassment, harmed professional opportunities and instilled ongoing fears for her safety.
- The suit seeks monetary reparations, including a claim of up to 40% of the series’ profits; Netflix and Dinamo have not issued public responses.