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I've been reading up on the murder of Donald Dale "Red" Smith, and one detail that I find especially chilling involves the ledger found in Juan Corona's possession. It's horrifying to think that a simple ledger, something you might associate with accounting or mundane tasks, was essentially a record of lives stolen. The fact that Smith's name was in there alongside others underscores how calculated these crimes were. Each entry wasn't just a note in a book; it was a human life reduced to a line on a page. It's a stark reminder of how the victims, like Smith, were vulnerable individuals, just trying to earn a living, yet they were systematically targeted. I can't even begin to imagine the pain Smith's loved ones must feel, knowing that his life was taken in such a brutal and organized way. It's a chilling reminder of the need for justice, not just for Smith, but for all the victims who suffered due to Corona's actions. These men deserved so much more than becoming another name in a murderous logbook.
