Buenos Aires, 1901 When Butch Cassidy, the Sundance Kid and Ethel Place arrived in Buenos Aires in late March 1901, they undoubtedly hoped to put their past behind them. But they hadn’t counted on the tenacity of the Pinkertons. The outlaw’s past would continue to haunt them. Like many other freshly landed North Americans, the three outlaws found their way to George Newbery, the U.S. vice-consul. Calling themselves James “Santiago” Ryan, Harry “Enrique” A. Place and Place’s wife


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