Blumhouse Wins Auction For New York Times Story Of Mexico Mom Who Tracked Down Cartel Kidnappers That Murdered Her Daughter

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Just in case you didn’t read the story of the mother who tracked down the cartel kidnappers who murdered her daughter when the New York Times published it earlier this month, you’re in luck, because Variety reports that Blumhouse just won a heated bidding war for the rights to the story.

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Angelique Jackson Blumhouse has acquired the rights to The New York Times’ story about Miriam Rodríguez, the Mexican mother who fearlessly tracked down the kidnappers who abducted and murdered her daughter, Karen.Rodriguez — who went on to become a prominent human rights activist, helping to imprison 10 members of the local cartel in San Fernando — was shot and killed in front of her home on Mother’s Day in 2017.

“She Stalked Her Daughter’s Killers Across Mexico, One by One,” kicked off a bidding war immediately after it was published. Multiple production companies and studios chased the project with Blumhouse emerging as the victor.

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