He thanks the IRT for their help and bids farewell, reassuring them that his men will find the bodies. Esposito assumes that Simon is mentally ill and that all of the three men missing are already dead.
After handcuffing Simon, Detective Benjamin Esposito interrogates Simon in Spanish, asking him where he had taken the American victims, to which he replies something including the words "they are dead", "my family", and "I couldn't protect them".
They pursue Simon until Simmons tackles him. While doing so, Simon spots the team while coming out of the photography shop and they spot him as well. The IRT and the Spanish police show a picture of Simon at the Old Quarter and ask the civilians if they have seen him, but everyone denies it. Garrett pays a visit to Consolmango, whom he suspects of knowing something about the murders, and convinces him to direct him to Simon. Later, Xavi and Simon abduct another victim, an Asian-American tourist named Robert Tanida. Tony's ears are left in a side area inside Pamplona Cathedral. After abducting Tony, Xavi tells Simon that Tony deserves to suffer and orders Simon to kill him, which he does.Īfterwards, Xavi orders Simon to grind Tony's flesh until nothing but the bones is left, mix the flesh with fodder, and feed it to a bull, telling him that it is his "special meal" and that he'll "like it". Xavi tells Simon that Tony is next and orders him to grab him, which he does. Another day passes, and Xavi and Simon find their new victim near the photography shop where Simon works at during the day: Tony Downs, an animal activist from Chicago who they hear making disparaging remarks about the commercialization of the Running while talking to a friend. When the priest asks Simon if he seeks forgiveness, Simon doesn't respond and he leaves the church as the priest watches.
Simon goes to the church the next day and confesses to the new murder, telling him that there was blood everywhere, he hurt his victim, and he couldn't stop. Simon then leaves Clint's ears near a monument to the victims of the Pamplona riot of 1978, just outside Consolmango's church. Xavi orders Simon to kill Clint, which he does. Simon takes Clint to the bullpen of the Alonso bullfighting ring, ties him up, stabs him, and cuts his ears. When Clint stumbles into an alley after separating from his friends, Simon blitz-attacks and incapacitates Clint with a cattle prod and drags him away without anyone noticing. While Simon didn't disobey his father, he told about the murders to a local Catholic priest named Consolmango under the Seal of Confession.Īfter claiming the lives of Australian nationals Harry Smith, Martin Brown, and Sam Jones, Xavi and Simon set their sights on an American victim named Clint Smith, who urinated on a local fountain before taking part in the first Bull Run. They were abducted, tortured by Simon, and murdered by Xavi, who also instructed his son to leave the victims' ears near Pamplona landmarks as a warning. The victims were three Australian tourists with no relation to each other, who were chosen because they violated the rules of the Running of the Bulls.
#DENISR PIKKA THIEM SERIAL#
The ruin of Xavi's family business and the damage to his social status caused him to snap and start serial killing with the help of Simon, who had coincidentally started working at a photography shop in the Old Quarter of Pamplona in 2014. However, after she died in 2014, Xavi returned to live at the bullring in secret, as the business still belonged to the family. Xavi left Pamplona with his wife Delores. The Alonsos managed to keep the tragedy quiet, using news of a tragic factory fire that killed 100 people the following day as proper concealment. Two people were killed by the bulls, including one of the activists, and the bulls were slaughtered as a result.
#DENISR PIKKA THIEM FREE#
In 2013, a global advocacy group run by Americans and Australians broke into their ranch to free the bulls. They owned a ranch, a bullring, and a bull herd outside Pamplona. Xavi and Simon were members of the Alonso family, a bloodline of fighting bull breeders that was prominent and well-respected in Spain.
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