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Hello. Out there. South Paulo, Brazil, the largest city in the Western Hemisphere, home to around 22 million people, sprawled across the metropolitan area of roughly 8,000 square kilometers, 3,000 square miles.

That's comparable in sheer scale to New York City's metro, but a very different beast.

Sao Paulo looks like someone stuffed New York City into a bag, shook it, and then dumped it on the ground.

This incredible bustling chaos is surrounded by jungle, A massive smoking splat of humanity,

seared right into the Mata Atlantica, the Atlantic Forest. It was in the south of

Sao, a state park, not so much a place to play but a fragile environmental preserve where

the devil took a stroll. The biggest trick the devil ever pulled, they say,

was convincing the world that he didn't exist. I believe it was convincing the world that there

was only one of him. It was early July of 1998 when a young man, searching for a kite,

ripped from his hand in the favela and carried into the foreboding forest,

found what wasn't entirely unusual, the corpse of a brutalized woman.

When he found another, this case finally clawed its way out of the woods,

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