Dogo

Dagoberto Juárez, the "Ginger," was the thief who robbed the most important jewelry store in Buenos Aires. He was convicted and imprisoned, but he never confessed where he hid the stolen jewelry, and took his secret to the grave. The loot of the legendary robbery becomes a "Maltese Falcon," an object of desire. With millimetric suspense and an impeccable narrative, the author traps the reader without giving them respite. Dagoberto Juárez, el "Locho", fue el ladrón que asaltó la más importante joyería de Buenos Aires, el Trust joyero y relojero, el 17 de octubre de 1949, mientras Perón y Evita…