Bordertown Page #4
- Move that piece of junk!
- Shut up!
Oh, sh*t.
Hi, I'm Lauren Adrian,
journalist from the United States.
I need to speak to Senora Casillas?
She's busy now.
It's an emergency.
- Gracias.
- Si.
Lauren Adrian?
- You Teresa Casillas?
- I thought the interview was tomorrow.
Yeah, but I have a situation.
I have a girl with me.
She was raped...
and almost killed in the desert.
She's weak. She's in my car.
And I'm gonna need some help.
Of course.
This is dangerous.
I don't think you know
how dangerous this is.
The government here doesn't want
anyone to know about these things.
If you go around
- then you become their enemy.
- But this is an important story.
A story that I desperately
want to tell.
Even if you find Eva's attackers...
she will have to identify them
in a formal court proceedings...
before she can have any trial.
The court will not be on her side
and she would have no protection.
She's going to be putting
her life in danger.
Will she be able to do this?
She crawled out of her own grave.
She wants to do this, Teresa.
There you are.
This place is so beautiful.
It doesn't seem real.
It's real.
She's gonna let you
stay here for awhile...
so you don't have to go back
to the hotel or anything.
He came to me that last night
at the hotel.
Who came to you?
The Devil.
Eva, there was nobody
at the hotel last night.
- He was.
- It wasn't real.
The Devil wasn't there.
There's a doctor here to see you.
He's going to help you get better.
Are you going to fight for me?
Of course I'm going
to fight for you.
Lauren? This is the doctor.
Lauren Adrian.
- Mucho gusto.
- Mucho gusto.
- This is Eva.
- Hola, Eva.
I'm Doctor Cervantes.
- Lauren?
- Diaz. You all right?
I'm fine. The police
released me this morning.
But the mothers, they found
another body in Lotte Bravo.
- Really?
- You have to come. Quickly.
No photographs!
- It's digital.
- Senor, senor.
It's starting to feel like
old times.
Did you see? She was strangled
with one of her shoelaces.
It's one of the patterns.
The Chief of Police right up there.
'Scuse me. Hi, I'm Lauren Adrian
from the Chicago Sentinel.
I don't have time
for any interviews.
But doesn't this killing prove that
there are murderers in Juarez?
This is not one of the murders.
It's a case of domestic violence.
- Domestic violence?
- The murders are the work of one man.
- His name is Al-Abar.
- Haven't there been many murders...
- since he's been arrested?
- We have reason to believe...
he has been masterminding
these murders from prison.
I'd like an interview with him.
How can I get an interview?
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