- Title Page
- Introduction
- Paul Schaefer
- Schaefer and the Chilean Authorities
- CONTACTO
- Leads to Argentina
- Chivilcoy
- Is undercover justified?
- Digging In
- Hugo Placente
- Dangerous People
- The Second Trip—an Unmasking
- The Hidden Camera Dilemma
- Undercover in Chivilcoy
- Cops and Robbers?
- Doubts in Santiago
- La Solita
- A Breakthrough
- Nowhere to Turn?
Hugo Placente
Soon, Calandrino mentioned that his old friend, Hugo Placente, lived next door to the Germans. Villarrubia immediately saw the opening he had been waiting for.
Feeling that he now had a reason to visit Placente, Villarrubia drove to his home again the following day.
Villarrubia was elated.
Treading carefully, Villarrubia decided to press Placente on what he knew of the Germans.
During this visit, Villarrubia also befriended a young couple who worked on Placente’s ranch. They were friendly and welcomed Villarrubia, who saw that their house was situated on the edge of the property and offered clear views of La Solita.
In April 2004, pleased with his research, Villarrubia returned to Santiago to report on his findings.