Summary

The hosts succeeded in tracking down the author of the article, who confirmed that the claim that the last wolf "perished" in 1983 was cited to a hunter named Antonio Dominguez Chanclon. Chanclon himself was then tracked down and contacted and agreed to meet with the man to discuss the death of the last wolf on a finca. In the present, the Hungarian barman intervened to ask what a finca was, and the man clarified that it was a private estate in the countryside where the landscape was fenced off by barbed wire and patrolled by wardens. In Extremadura, the man felt somewhat comforted by the discovery of Chanclon because it at least confirmed the claim about the last wolf in the region being shot, although the man still wondered what any of it meant or what he was supposed to think or write...