The Devil's Cave ... and His Nose too

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04/01/22 • 49 min

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Caves are dark, isolated and easy to get lost in. There are many reasons to find them frightening, but there are caves that are feared for one specific being. The Devil himself is said to live in caves, known as "Cuevas de Diablo (Devil's Cave). Today, we tell you about a Devil's Cave in Mazatlán, Sinaloa, Mexico, the Devil's Nose in Ecuador and the Devil's Door in El Salvador.
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Episode art credit: "La cueva del Diablo" by LALO VAZQUEZ is marked with CC BY-SA 2.0.

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Rufina Amaya sharing her story: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8E-RJxjYMo&t=1784s
Book on El Mozote: Massacre at El Mozote by Mark Danner
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Francisco Guerrero Perez: the First Recorded Serial Killer in Mexico

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Francisco Guerrero Perez was the first recorded serial killer in Mexico. From the year 1880 to 1910, he was said to have killed at least 17 women, though the number is disputed and some say it was more than 20 women. Friend of the pod, Joshua (hear him in the most recent UFO episode and our Tales of Brujas episode) returned for this episode because he learned that he is related to Francisco Guerrero Perez.
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More reading on Francisco Guerrero Perez:
https://culturacolectiva.com/history/the-chalequero-mexican-serial-killer/
https://heraldodemexico.com.mx/tendencias/2022/1/22/sangre-fria-asi-fue-la-dramatica-historia-del-primer-asesino-serial-mexicano-conocido-como-el-chalequero-370929.html
Episode art credit: Full body of Francisco.jpg by EfrainEdson Wikimedia commons