This happened to me Wunderkind.
The fifth paragraph on page 161 of the book I'm reading says
Verbitsky was able to identify the thirteen dead Ezeiza, of which three were Montoneros and one on the right.
The book is Operation Traviata, Ceferino Reato on the murder of Joseph Rucci. Traviata, because they did 23 holes as the cookie. The book is well except when it hangs to speak of Roses and Sarmiento. The "last chapter," Moral Superiority " is a downer.
I knew nothing of Rucci, unless he had held the umbrella Peron in Ezeiza. This is the photo.
Reato asked Juan Manuel Abal Medina, near Rucci seriously while everyone celebrated, what he was thinking.
"I was thinking about my brother, Fernando, of course. I have it like it was yesterday. Was what I had gotten into this story, which the General was there, and well, was "Perón or death", that was the motto. The next day, Norma Arrostito (former partner of his brother) with a fellow sends me a line where he said "surely know myself what were you thinking." I keep those lines.
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