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February 7th, 1985, 1.30pm. Enrique Kamarena of the US Drug Enforcement Administration sits

at his desk in the American Consulate in Guadalajara, Mexico. Kiki, as he's known, has been

out here for three years. But he and his young family are about to be rotated out of Mexico.

Their bags are all packed for San Diego. Kiki picks up the phone and calls his wife Mika.

He's been working a lot lately and hasn't seen much of her or their three sons. How about

one last lunch visit to their favorite restaurant? Mika takes a seat at a table set for two. The

smell of Chinese food wafes out from the kitchen. She's seen the menu plenty times before.

This stays unopened on the table. Her husband should be joining her shortly. Kiki steps

out the doors of the American Consulate Building. He walks down the street in the mid-day

sun towards his car. It's parked just up ahead. He rummages in his pockets for his keys.

Across the street, a group of men. Their conversation sounds frantic. One of them points

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