Charlize Theron and Cara Delevingne looked typically chic as they attended Into the Fire: The Lost Daughter special screening at Netflix Roma Theater in LA on Tuesday, Daily Mail reports.
Netflix’s latest true crime docu-series tells the story of a mother, her search for justice and a heart-breaking discovery.
Charlize Theron looked stylish in a blue patterned denim jacket and matching trousers, teamed with white mules.
The film producer,Charlize Theron 49, accessorised with silver hoop earrings and opted for a bronzed makeup palette with a bold red lip.
Cara, 32, wore a black satin bomber jacket and matching trousers, with a bodysuit underneath.
Directed by Ryan White (The Keepers), Into the Fire: The Lost Daughter dives ‘into the shadowy depths of a chilling true-crime story that feels almost impossible to believe,’ reads the official synopsis.
‘At the centre of this labyrinthine tale, however, is the unbreakable bond between mother and child – and the power of maternal instinct across space and time.’
Cathy Terkanian received a letter in 2010 informing her that the daughter she had given up for adoption 35 years earlier had disappeared from her adoptive home in 1989.
Terkanian enlisted the help of an amateur sleuth and local authorities and embarked on a 10-year quest to uncover what happened to her child.
In 2020, Dennis Bowman was charged with open murder, felony murder, first-degree child abuse and disinterment and mutilation of a dead body on Friday for killing his adoptive daughter Aundria Michelle Bowman, according to court records.
Aundria disappeared on March 11, 1989 from her family’s rural home in Hamilton, Michigan and Bowman was the last person to have seen her.
Prior to her disappearance she accused Bowman of sexually abusing her. She was listed as a runaway for many years following her disappearance.
In January 2020 Dennis confessed to Aundria’s murder while he was already in custody pending trial on charges of murder for the unrelated killing of 25-year-old Virginia woman Kathleen Doyle in 1980.
Aundria’s birth mother Cathy Terkanian said Bowman confessed the murder to her and directed authorities to where he buried the body.
In February her remains were found in a shallow grave under cement on Bowman’s property at 136th Avenue and 32nd Street in Monterey Township, east of Hamilton.
Aundria’s birth mother began to suspect Bowman shortly after her disappearance. When Aundria reported that Bowman was molesting her, he denied it, saying she was having problems after discovering she was adopted.
He was arrested in November 2019 for the murder Kathleen Doyle who was found stabbed and strangled in her Norfolk, Virginia home in 1980. She was the daughter of a naval officer and wife of a U.S. Navy pilot who was deployed at the time.
Police said at the time of his arrest that forensic testing provided the breakthrough, but didn’t give details.
He’s currently in jail in Virginia. He told a judge during his initial court appearance that he planned to plead guilty in the Doyle case, according to WVEC-TV.
Into The Fire: The Lost Daughter is on Netflix from Thursday 12 September.