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Miriam García Iborra

Overview

  • Height
    5′ 5″ (1.65 m)

Biography

  • Miriam García Iborra was a teenage girl from Alcassèr, Valencia, Spain. She was born in 1978 to Fernando García and Matilde Iborra. Miriam and her friends Toñi and Desirée disappeared in 13 November 1992 and their bodies were found in 27 January 1993. The crime is known as the Alcàsser girls case. She was only 14 years old.
    - IMDb mini biography by: w

Family

  • Parents
      Fernando García
      Matilde Iborra
  • Relatives
      Martín García(Sibling)
      Fernando García(Grandparent)
      María Jesús Mediano(Grandparent)

Trivia

  • Miriam García Iborra is one of the three teenagers known as Alcàsser girls, including Antonia 'Toñi' Gómez Rodríguez and Desirée Hernández Folch.
  • Miriam's mother Matilde Iborra died in 1998 only a few years later. Miriam's father Fernando García keeps seeking truth and justice, as he explains in the Netflix documentary The Alcàsser Murders (2019).
  • In Episode dated 28 December 1992 (1992), it is said that Miriam liked classical ballet. In this reportage, her bedroom is shown decorated with pictures about dance and a poster which says "El arte es el ballet" (Ballet is art).

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