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Alma Burton abandons her planned New York treatment at the airport and shifts her destination to Barcelona. This impulsive decision sets her on a path that will entangle her with a traveling group. Her absence from treatment foreshadows the personal crisis at the heart of the story.

A tour group of American travelers, including Paulette Stone, Lisa Sanders, Naiba, and several wealthy entrepreneurs, gathers to explore Barcelona. They board a bus to see the city’s sights, expecting a routine excursion. The mood shifts as a killer begins to operate among them.

A brutal murder rocks the city: a local young woman is killed by a red raincoat wearing killer who gouges out her left eye. The crime’s brutality unsettles the travelers and draws police attention. The case quickly links the killer to the group rather than a passerby.

Following the first murder, Peggy falls prey to the killer’s next planned attack, heightening fear among the group. The travelers grow suspicious of one another as the body count rises. Tension within the tour group thickens as the hunt continues.

Aging Inspector Tudela assumes lead responsibility for the investigation, soon joined by his younger successor. They begin coordinating with local authorities to track clues and discuss hypotheses. The case shifts from panic to methodical pursuit in Barcelona.

With the killer possibly among the tour group, the police formally classify each traveler as a potential murderer. Alibis are checked and motives questioned as the net tightens. The group’s dynamics become as dangerous as the crime itself.

Mark Burton joins the group, bringing his secret mistress, Paulette Stone, into the circle. The revelation adds personal stakes to the investigation and complicates loyalties among the travelers. Tensions within the group mount as relationships entwine with the case.

Mark recalls a past event where he found Alma lying with a bloody knife and an eye in her hand, a detail he hides from authorities. He grows wary that Alma herself could be the killer. The secret weighs on him as the murder spree continues.

Lisa Sanders is killed, and before her death she manages to snap a photo of the killer pointing to Paulette. Naiba interrupts the attack, preventing Paulette from mutilating the victim in that moment. Despite the interruption, the serial killings persist and fear spreads.

With each new murder, the number of tourists dwindles and distrust among the group grows. The investigation presses on, yet the killer continues to strike in the shadows. The city becomes a backdrop for a deadly game of suspicion.

In the final confrontation, Inspector Tudela fatally wounds Paulette with a knife, stopping the killer’s spree. The act also reveals the reason for her missing eye: a childhood accident that had shaped her gruesome MO. Naiba and Mark witness the closing moment.

The young inspector congratulates Tudela for solving the delicate murder sequence within a week. The veteran’s experience is celebrated as the key to the swift resolution. The duo’s collaboration is presented as the turning point in the investigation.

After the case closes, Mark Burton makes a conciliatory phone call to his wife Alma, offering her another chance to save their marriage. He acknowledges the ordeal and expresses a desire to repair their relationship. The film ends with a glimmer of potential reconciliation amid the aftermath.