IN June 1976, Don Bolles, a veteran journalist for the Arizona Republic newspaper in the United States, was brutally murdered because of his work. He was investigating an organized crime in Arizona when his car exploded in the parking lot of Hotel Clarendon in Phoenix, after meeting an informant.

Four months after the incident, around 40 journalists from 23 other publications came to Arizona to continue Bolles’ work. Supported by the Inves