Pachuca – Guadalupe Elena Blanco had moved to Santa Teresa from here less than a week before she was killed in July 1996. (p. 513)

Secondary School 30, in Colonia Félix Gómez – Marina Rebolledo was found here in August 1996. (p. 516)

Colonia Plata – Angélica (Jessica) Nevares, a dancer, lived here. (p. 516)

Culiacán, Sinaloa – Angélica Nevares was from here before moving to Santa Teresa five years prior. (p. 516)

Morelos – Perla Beatriz Ochoterena was from here before she lived in Santa Teresa. (p. 517)

Colonia Mancera – Adela García Ceballos lived here with her eventual killer, Rubén Bustos. (p. 518)

Pueblo Azul – Lola and Janet Reynolds are found dead near here at the end of September 1996. (p. 519)

Rillito, Arizona – the Reynolds sisters were from here. (p. 520)

Nayarit – María Sandra Rosales Zepeda was from here. (p. 522)

Podestá ravine – Luisa Cardona Pardo’s body is found here in November 1996. (p. 524)

Colonia La Preciada – Luisa Cardona Pardo lived here. (p. 525)

Podestá ravine – Lalo Cura and Ordoñez discover another body here. (p. 525)

Colonia El Cerezal – Estefanía Rivas and Hermania Noreiga, half-sisters, are found in a house here in December 1996. (p. 526)

Yuma, Arizona – Ronald Luis Luque’s father tells Juan de Dios Martínez that this son planned to go here. (p. 530)

Paris – Elvira Campos dreams of running away to Paris and starting over. (p. 535)

Colonia Del Valle – Sergio González and Marcario López Santos talk to General Humberto Paredes at his home here about snuff films. (p. 536)

Buenos Aires – an Argentinian correspondent for a newspaper from here spends three days in Santa Teresa. He visits El Rey del Taco and watches a snuff film in a house in northern Santa Teresa. (p. 540)

Los Angeles, California – the Argentinian correspondent interviews actors here for his article on Santa Teresa and the snuff film industry. (p. 541)

Buenos Aires – Mike and Clarissa Epstein invent the term “snuff film” here in 1972 while filming a movie here. (p. 541)

Tigre, Argentina – the Epsteins and their crew shoot part of their film here. (p. 542)

A ranch in the pampa, Argentina – Estela’s ranch is here, where the Epsteins and JT and their crew spend time shooting their movie. (p. 542)

El Rosario, Santa Teresa – Guadalupe Guzmán Preito is found here in March 1997. (p. 545)

Cerro Estrella – Jazmín Torres Dorantes is found here in March 1997. (p. 546)

San Miguel de Horcasitas – Carolina Fernández Fuentes’ parents live here. (p. 547)

El Pajonal – three students and a history professor from UCLA find the skeleton of a girl here at the end of March 1997. (p. 547)

Guanajuato – the González Reséndiz family, who believe a body found in El Chile to be that of their daughter, Irene, are from here. (p. 549)

Hermosillo – Juan Arredondo, the second medical examiner in Santa Teresa, is from here. (p. 550)

Medellín, Colombia – Arrendondo traveled here once to represent the Institute of Forensic Anatomy and the University of Santa Teresa at a symposium held here once, and came back a changed man. (p. 550)

Irapuato, Irapuato – Rigoberto Frías, the third medical examiner, is from here. (p. 550)

Colonia Serafin Garabito – Frías lives here. (p. 550)

Villaviciosa – the entire line of María Expósitos lived here. (p. 555)

Colonia México – Rafael Expósito stays here briefly with a whore he meets before killing Celestino Arraya in 1934. (p. 557)

Ensenada – the secretary for Santa Teresa’s Department of Sex Crimes moved here, leaving only Yolanda Palacio working there. (p. 563)

Cerro Estrella – another woman is found here at the end of September 1995. (p. 466)

Colonia Lomas del Toro – Estrella Ruiz Sandoval’s older sister lives here. (p. 467)

Casas Negras – Rosa María Medina’s father found the stone outside their house here. (p. 468)

Downtown Santa Teresa – Klaus Haas’s computer store is here. (p. 474)

Colonia Veracruz – Juan Pablo Castañón, the boy who works at Haas’s computer store, lives here. (p. 475)

Tijuana – Haas owns another computer store here. (p. 476)

Denver, Colorado – Haas lived here briefly, according to Juan Pablo – though he didn’t, really. (p. 476)

Colonia El Cerezal – Haas lives here. (p. 477)

Tampa, Florida – Haas lived here and was accused of attempted rape by Laurie Enciso, among other things. (p. 477)

Bielefeld, West Germany – Haas was born here in 1955. (p. 478)

Colonia Centena – Haas owns another computer store here. (p. 478)

El Alamillo – the rancher in one of the four private cells in the Santa Teresa jail is from here. (p. 481)

Cananea – Enrique Hernández was born here. (p. 491)

San Blas, in northern Sinaloa – four gunmen show up at a warehouse here and kill two watchmen, then steal the shipment of coke they were guarding. (p. 492)

A road between La Discordia and El Sasabe – one of Campuzano’s trucks was attacked and stolen here. (p. 492)

El Ojito ravine – Adela García Estrada is found here in November 1995. (p. 493)

Colonia La Vistosa – another dead woman is found here on November 20, 1995. (p. 493)

Colonia Sur – Beatriz Concepción Roldan is from here. (p. 494)

Colonia Morelos, near Morelos Preparatory School – the body of Michelle Requjo is found here in December 1995. (p. 495)

Colonia Las Flores – Rosa López Larios, found in December 1995, was from here. (p. 497)

Colonia Álamos – Ema Contreras, also found in December 1995, was from here. (p. 498)

El Obelisco – a settlement just outside Santa Teresa, sometimes called El Moridero, near where two bodies were found in early 1996. (p. 502)

Cerro Estrella – another girl is found here in March 1996. (p. 503)

Colonia Carranza – Sagrario Baeza López, whose work ID showed up on the body of a victim in the first week of April 1996, lives here. (p. 507)

Guadalajara – René Alvarado was from here. (p. 508)

Colonia Madero-Norte – Paula Sánchez Garcés, a dancer at El Pelicáno, lived here. (p. 509)

Colonia San Bartolomé – Ana Hernández Cecilio, mistakenly pronounced dead, lived here. (p. 510)

Colonia Maytorena – Arturo Olivárez lived here. (p. 510)

Huntsville, Arizona – Lucy Anne Sander lived here. (p. 406)

Mississippi – Lucy Anne Sander was born here. (p. 406)

Calle Verdejo, in Colonia Centro-Norte – the American consulate is here. (p. 407)

Diego Riveras School, in Colonia Lomas del Toro – Mónica Durán Reyes was kidnapped from here. Rebecca Fernández de Hoyos is found in this Colonia, also. (p. 412)

Oaxaca – Rebecca Fernández de Hoyos is from here. (p. 412)

Internal Affairs on Avenida Madero-Norte – a whorehouse where Harry Magaña befriends Demetrio Águila. (p. 415)

Calle Luciérnaga in Colonia Rubén Darío – Águila has a house here, where he lets Magaña stay. (p. 415)

Churcarit – Magaña discovers a love letter written to Miguel Montes by a girl from here. Magaña and Águilar agree that this is Montes’ hometown. (p. 422)

Calle Alondra, in Colonia Podestá – in November 1994 a woman’s body is found here in on the second floor of a building under construction. (p. 424)

Profesor Emilio Cervantes, in Colonia Lomas del Toro – Silvana Pérez Arjona attended school here until she had to drop out. (p. 426)

Nácori Grande – Florita Almada (La Santa) was born here. (p. 429)

Villa Pesqueria – Florita Almada and her family move here. She marries a livestock dealer. (p. 429)

Hermosillo – Reinaldo’s TV show, on which Florita Almada appears, has its station here. (p. 434)

Guaymas – the ventriloquist on Reinaldo’s TV show is from here. (p. 434)

Churcarit – Harry Magaña travels here, meets María del Mar Enciso Montes, and visits Miguel Montes’ house. (p. 437)

Tijuana – Magaña travels here, calls his friend from the LAPD, and meets Raúl Ramírez Cerezo and Chucho. (p. 440)

Calle Santa Catarina, in Colonia Carranza – Magaña goes to Elsa Fuentes’ house here. (p. 445)

Toconilco, Durango – Elsa Fuentes’ mother lives here. (p. 447)

Calle Portal de San Pablo – Magaña goes here, to Francisco Díaz’s house. (p. 448)

Querétaro – Paula García Zapatero is from here. (p. 454)

Sage, California – Abe (Conan) Mitchell, the American consul, spends time in his cabin here. (p. 455)

Escondido, California – Mitchell’s wife stays here with her sister while he is in Sage. (p. 455)

Michoacán – Mónica Posades and her family are from here. (p. 461)

Vasconelos Preparatory School, in Colonia Reforma – Marisa Hernández Silva attended school here. (p. 463)

pp. 353-404

Colonia Las Flores – the body of Esperanza Gómaz Saldaña is found here in January 1993; the first of the victims to be counted. (p. 353)

Colonia Mancera – Luisa Celina Vázquez is killed here at the end of January, 1993. (p. 354)

Calle El Arroyo (between Colinia Cuidad Nueva and Colonia Morelos) – in April 1993, a knife sharpener discovers a badly beaten woman and calls the police. She dies before they can help her. (p.356)

A dump between Colonia Las Flores and General Sepúlveda industrial park – another woman’s body is found in May 1993. (p. 358)

Calle Jazmín in Colonia Carranza – Guadalupe Rojas is killed outside her apartment here in May 1993. (p. 359)

Cerro Estrella – the body of the last dead woman in May 1993 is found here. Police Chief Pedro Negrete visits the site alone. (p. 360)

The church of San Rafael on Calle Patriotas Mexicanos – the church desecrator appears here at the end of May 1993. (p. 361)

The church of San Tadeo in Colonia Kino – the church desecrator appears again here. (p. 365)

The church of Santa Catalina in Colonia Lomas del Toro – another church desecration happens here. (p. 367)

The church of Nuestro Señor Jesucristo in Colonia Reforma – the Penitent goes beserk here a few days later. (p. 368)

El Chile (illegal dump) – the body of Emilia Mena Mena is found here. (p. 372)

Ciudad Guzmán – Emilia Mena Mena’s boyfriend was suspected of fleeing to his uncle’s house here. (p. 373)

Morelos Preparatory School – the janitor finds another woman’s body here. (p. 373)

Colonia Maytorena – Margarita López Santos’ body is found here in June 1993 after being missing for 40 days. (p. 375).

Mexico City – Sergio Gonzáles writes for La Razón, a newspaper based here. (p. 376)

Colonia Michoacán – Elvira Campos lives here. (p. 383)

Villaviciosa – Pedro Negrete travels here to hire someone (Lalo Cura) for his friend Pedro Rengifo. (p. 384)

Colonia Lindavista – another dead woman is found in September 1993. (p. 389)

Lomas de Poniente – Feliciano José Sandoval, alleged killer of Gabriela Morón, was from here. (p. 390)

Arsenio Farrell industrial park – Marta Navales Gómez was found here in October 1993. (p. 391)

Francisco I School, near Colonia Álamos – a Salvadorean immigrant finds the body of Andrea Pacheco Martínez here in November. (p. 392)

Colonia Morelos – Ernesto Luis Castillo Jiménez is found wandering here after he murders his mother on December 20, 1993. (p. 393)

Colonia Madero – while Pedro Rengifo’s wife is visiting a friend here, Lalo Cura is involved in a shoot-out with two gunmen. (p. 394)

El Ajo, a bar off the Nogales highway – the first dead woman of 1994 is found here. (p. 399)

Paquita Avendaño in Hermosilla – Nati Gordillo and Rubí Campos are locked up here after being accused of the muder of Leticia Contreras Zamudio. (p. 401)

Colonia Veracruz – Penélope Méndez Becerra’s family lived here. (p. 403)

Harlem, New York – Fate meets the Mohammedan Brotherhood here during a pro-Palestine demonstration just after 9/11. (p. 290)

Bronx, New York – Fate has an appointment with Khalil of the Mohammedan Brotherhood. (p. 292)

Mexico City – Guadalupe Roncal works for a newspaper here. (p. 296)

New York University – Fate went to college here. (p. 300)

Sioux City, Iowa – Chuck Campbell went to college here. (p. 300)

Arena del Norte boxing stadium – Fate goes here once in the morning, then again for the fight in the evening. He meets Rosa Amalfitano here. (p. 303, 305)

Veracruz, Mexico – Rosa Méndez asks if Fate has ever been here; “something bad must have happened” to her here. (p. 310)

El Rey del Taco – Fate, Rosa, Rosita, Chucho, Cruz, and Corona eat here after the fight. (p. 312)

Hermosillo – García, one of Merolino’s sparring partners, spent eight years in prison here for killing his sister. (p. 319)

Charly Cruz’s house – Fate & co. end up here the night of the fight. (p. 319)

Fire, Walk With Me – a 24-hour cybercafé in Santa Teresa to which the clerk at Fate’s motel gives him directions. Fate does not go. (p. 339)

Santa Teresa prison – Rosa Amalfitano and Fate go with Guadalupe Roncal here to interview the chief suspect for the murders. (p. 345)

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Paradise City, Chicago – Jimmy Lowell, the chief boxing correspondent for Black Dawn dies here. (p. 235)

New York City – Qunicy Williams (Oscar Fate) lives here. (p. 239)

Detriot – Fate travels here to interview Barry Seaman. (p. 239)

Jackson Tree, Michigan – two passengers on Fate’s flight to Detriot tell a story about a man named Bobby who capsized his fishing boat here, nearly freezing to death. (p. 240)

Athens, South Carolina – the bartender at Pete’s Bar in Detriot fought his last fight here. (p. 242)

Rebecca Holmes Park, Detriot – Fate and Seaman walk through his park before going into the church where Seaman gives his sermon. (p. 245)

Los Angeles, California – Seaman spent his childhood here. (p. 246)

Algeria; China – Seaman traveled here in his youth with the Black Panthers. (p. 247)

Santa Cruz, California – Marius Newell was killed here. (p. 247)

Folsom, Soledad, and Walla-Walla prisons – Seaman spent time here, trading cigarettes. (p. 249)

New York – Seaman goes here to get his cooking/history book published. (p. 251)

Route 80, between Des Moines and Lincoln – Seaman talks about seeing stars here. (p. 252)

Santa Teresa – an American disappears here, as reported by Dick Medina while Fate sleeps. (p. 258)

Brooklyn – Antonio Ulises Jones, the last Communist in Brooklyn, lives here. He is Fate’s first published story for Black Dawn. (p. 258)

Woodward Avenue, Detriot – Fate buys The Slave Trade by Hugh Thomas here; drinks some tea. (p. 261)

Tucson, Arizona – Fate flies here on his way to Santa Teresa to cover Count Pickett’s boxing match. (p. 263)

The Southwest coast of Africa; Corisco; Elmina (a Portuguese fort on the Gold Coast) – all places mentioned on page 361 of The Slave Trade by Hugh Thomas. (p. 263)

Cochise’s Corner – the restaurant where Fate eats on his way to the Mexican border. It is either three hours or an hour and a half away from Santa Teresa. (p. 264)

Patagonia; Adobe – towns Fate passes through on his way to the Mexican border. (pp. 270, 271)

Las Brisas – the motel in the northern part of Santa Teresa where Fate stays. (p. 272)

Arena del Norte boxing stadium – the stadium where the fight between Count Pickett and El Merolino Fernández will be held. (p. 272)

Hotel Sonora Resort – the hotel where most of the reporters are staying in Santa Teresa. (p. 273)

A ranch on the egde of Santa Teresa – El Merolino set up camp here before the fight. (p. 274)

Oceanside, California – Omar Abdul is from here. (p. 275)

Mexico City – Charly Cruz tells a story about Robert Rodriguez, who makes his first movie while living here in a whorehouse with El Perno, a pimp. (p. 280)

A ranch outside Las Vegas – Count Pickett is probably staying here before the fight. (p. 283)

Los Angeles, California – Hércules Carreño fights his last fight here, against Arthur Ashley. Carreño barely makes it to the eighth round and Ashley earns his nickmname, The Sadist. (p. 288)

Chicago – Chuck Campbell works for Sport Magazine here. (p. 289)

Mondragón, San Sebastián, Spain – Lola’s favorite poet is institutionalized in an insane asylum here. She lives here for a while. (p. 165)

Barcelona – Amalfitano and Lola live here with their daughter, Rosa. Lola says that she met and slept with the poet at a party he and the gay philosopher have here. (p. 165, 167)

Pamplona, Zaragoza – places Lola and Imma stay on their way to San Sebastián. (p. 166-167)

Mondragón cemetary – Lola is driven here by Larrazábal who she sleeps with and later lives with; she also lives here a short time. (p. 175)

Bayonne, Landes, Pau, and Lourdes, France – Lola travels to these places during her time in France before settling in Paris. (p. 180).

Paris – Lola has a job and a son (Benoit) here. (p. 181)

Sant Cugat, Barcelona – Amalfitano is living here with Rosa when Lola visits them for the last time. (p. 183)

Buenos Aires – Duchamp comes up with the idea of hanging a geometry book on a clothesline outside while staying here. (p. 191)

Rianxo, La Coruña – Rafael Dieste, author of Testamento geométrico, is born here in 1899. (p. 195)

Santiago de Compostela – Dieste dies here in 1981. (p. 195)

A merendero, 10 miles outside Santa Teresa – Amalfitano, Rosa, Professor Pérez, and her son take a trip here. (p. 199, 204)

Colonia Lindavista, Santa Teresa – Amalfitano’s house is here. (p. 199)

Los Zancudos, outside of Santa Teresa – Marco Antonio Guerra takes Amalfitano here, where they drink Los Suicidas mezcal. (p. 215)

Santiago de Chile – Lonko Kilapán publishes O’Higgins is Araucanian here in 1978. (p. 216)

Berlin – El Cerdo is introduced to Mrs. Bubis here at a “cultural charreada.” (p. 102)

Santa Teresa (near Hermosillo), Mexico – according to El Cerdo, Achimboldi flies here after their night in Mexico City. (p. 104)

Stevenson’s grave in Samoa – Marcel Schwob travels here in 1901 with his manservant, Ting, and nearly dies of pneumonia (the reason Morini cites for not traveling with the other three to Mexico). (p. 106)

Mexico City – Pelletier, Espinoza, and Norton travel here together and spend a night in the hotel where El Cerdo met Archimboldi. (p. 107)

Hermosillo, Mexico – the three critics fly here from Mexico City and drive through Sonora to Santa Teresa. (p. 110)

Hotel México, Santa Teresa, Mexico – the three critics stay here while searching for Archimboldi (p. 111); this is also where they first meet Amalfitano. (p. 114)

Tucson, Arizona – Pelletier and Espinoza drive Norton here for her flight back to London. (p. 135)

A ravine near Montreux, Switzerland – Edwin Johns dies here, accidentally. (p. 150)

Turin, Italy – Norton goes to stay with Morini. (p. 152)

Week Two (pp. 51-102)

Palermo, Italy – a Serbian critic asserts in a published paper that Archimboldi traveled here and bought a plane ticket to Morrocco. (p. 55)

London – at the beginning of 1997, Norton invites both Pelletier and Espinoza to visit her. (p. 57)

Berlin, Stuttgart, Hamburg, Mainz – respectively: an assembly, congress, symposium, and conference, each attended by a different combination of the four critics. (p. 62)

London – Pelletier and Espinoza visit Norton again; they meet Alex Pritchard. (p. 64)

Bologna, Italy – Pelletier, Espinoza, and Morini attend a conference on Archimboldi. They ask his advice about their “romantic imbroglio.” (p. 71)

Saint George’s Road, London – Pelletier and Espinoza beat a Pakistani cab driver while Norton looks on. (p. 74)

Berlin – while attending a conference here, Pelletier and Espinoza visit their first brothel. (p. 80)

Auguste Demarre Clinic near Montreux, Switzerland – Pelletier, Espinoza, and Morini visit the lunatic asylum and meet with Edwin Johns. (p. 87)

Toulouse, France – during a seminar here, the four critics meet Rodolfo Alatorre. (p. 99)

Mexico City, Mexico – Alatorre’s friend Almendro (aka El Cerdo) receives a call from (a man he claims is) Archimboldi and goes to meet him. (p. 100)