They hung an elephant in Tennessee for killing a redhead. They marked Capone's face. Jack gutted a harlot. Paco el Muelas sold a tram to a cousin. They sated to San Sebastián. They killed the Jaro, who only had one cojón. General Galtieri was short of piss. They made a coupon to a legionary. William Burroughs blew his head to his wife. Norman Mailer stabbed at his. They gave theirs to Rodney King; The grass was beaten for eighty seconds and the jungle went crazy. The Big Bad Wolf served as a jug. El Bizco del Borge looked crooked and fired right. They lynched two unfortunates in San Jose and the tasqueros were lined up. The Ringo was charged in a Nevada brothel; I was walking a lame guy. They perpetuated the reverse of Billy the Child. On the street of the Princess there lived an old Marchioness. Dulce Neus taught the pears at Interviú. General Millán Astray was removable. They printed t-shirts with the face of the cannibal and we gave names to the monsters. Following in the footsteps of those blind people who told crimes in the squares of towns and cities, but with more open eyes and much more documentation, Martín elmos tells us in detail crimes and criminals, conforming with this gallery a whole compendium of evil in state pure.