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Back From the Dead: Who Kidnapped Me?

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About Back From the Dead: Who Kidnapped Me?

Back From the Dead: Who Kidnapped Me? is a documentary TV series that premiered on U&W on November 4, 2024. It has 1 season and 3 episodes so far and has ended. The latest episode, Season 1 Episode 3, aired on November 18, 2024.

In an bizarre kidnapping story that shocked America, 10-day-old baby Delimar Vera was reported dead in a house fire, only to be spotted by her mother at a birthday party six years later.

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Episodes

3 episodes · 1 season

Season 1

2024 · 3 episodes · Last episode: 1 year ago

Back From the Dead: Who Kidnapped Me? Season 1 release dates →
  1. E3

    3. Episode 3

    Delimar Vera wants to know who helped kidnap her as a baby, and a search for answers leads to an emotional reunion, new revelations and a confrontation with her father.

  2. E2

    2. Episode 2

    Delimar Vera, kidnapped as a baby, is reunited with her family. Detectives issue an arrest warrant for the kidnapper, but they believe she didn't work alone - so who helped her?

  3. E1

    1. Episode 1

    A woman sees a young girl she believes is the baby she lost in a house fire six years earlier. The chance encounter triggers a police investigation and an astonishing discovery.

Cast & crew

Created by Susanna Herbert

Back From the Dead: Who Kidnapped Me? FAQ

Will there be new episodes of Back From the Dead: Who Kidnapped Me??

Back From the Dead: Who Kidnapped Me? has ended, so no new episodes are scheduled. The final episode aired on November 18, 2024.

When did the latest episode of Back From the Dead: Who Kidnapped Me? come out?

The most recent episode of Back From the Dead: Who Kidnapped Me?, Season 1 Episode 3, aired on November 18, 2024.

How many seasons of Back From the Dead: Who Kidnapped Me? are there?

Back From the Dead: Who Kidnapped Me? has 1 season with 3 episodes in total.

When did Back From the Dead: Who Kidnapped Me? first air?

Back From the Dead: Who Kidnapped Me? first aired on U&W on November 4, 2024.

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