Photograph of the outside of an insecticide plant in Mexico. A water tower can be seen in the background with people walking near it.

Photograph of street vendors selling fruit to a woman. A man sits in the background on a bench.

Photograph of the gated sign outside the Componentes Mecanicos de Matamoros. Groups of people are walking and standing on either side of the sign and in front of a building at the right side of the image while cars are parked in the background.

Photograph of Coach Max Spilsbury (left) and Curtis Whetten (right) standing with their arms around one another in the football locker room at the Juarez Stake Academy. Spilsbury is wearing a green shirt and has a brown towel around his neck, and Whetten is wearing a green-and-white football uniform with the number 65. Several other players are standing behind them, including Joshua Hatch (visible behind Whetten), and there is graffiti on the locker room walls.

Photograph of Toni Marie Jones at home on her fourth birthday, sitting on a coffee table to the left of a birthday cake. She is wearing a black and white striped shirt and holding a black and white kitten that she got for her birthday. The birthday cake is white with partially-visible letters and decorations along with four candles (2 blue and 2 yellow). A couch is visible behind her, in front of patterned wallpaper.

Photograph of the Maquiladoras factory in Matamoros, Mexico with a yellow sign providing information on the factory. Dead shrubbery sits outside the fence of the factory.

Photograph of Juarez Stake Academy Football team carrying Coach Max Spilsbury off field after homecoming victory over Canutillo. 1990. L-R: Bruce Romney, Darren Turley, Unknown, Curtis Whetten, Abel Varela, Cesar Caldillo, Harold Whetten, Rene Soroa, Coach Max Spilsbury, Leo Duncan, Trent Hatch, Adrian Ruvalcaba, Miguel Vargas, Garrett Hatch. Juarez Stake Academy, Colonia Juarez.