by Sara Corona Goldstein
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, information pills in Colonia Félix Gómez – Marina Rebolledo was found here in August 1996. (p. 516)
Colonia Plata – Angélica (Jessica) Nevares, approved a dancer, information pills 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 GarcÃa 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 – MarÃa 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 – EstefanÃa 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 MartÃnez 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 – JazmÃn 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)
MedellÃn, 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 FrÃas, the third medical examiner, is from here. (p. 550)
Colonia Serafin Garabito – FrÃas lives here. (p. 550)
Villaviciosa – the entire line of MarÃa 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)