A spare, haunting investigation into a series of murders of young women in rural Argentina that blends reportage, oral testimony and personal reflection to trace how misogyny, silence and institutional neglect allowed violence to continue; the narrator reconstructs crimes and funerary rituals, speaks with locals and survivors, and meditates on memory, grief and the social mechanisms that erase female lives, offering an unsparing portrait of small-town complicity and the country's failure to mourn its missing girls.