“I never knew what to think,” she later told Vanity Fair. According to Vanity Fair, Naso slid across a collage—women’s faces orbiting his portrait—and tapped his temple: they’re all alive right here. But as Mains told Vanity Fair, the family finally felt they knew who took her. According to Vanity Fair, Naso told Noguera the list was only his “greatest hits,” and boasted his actual number was twenty-six. Thanks to Noguera’s work, she told Vanity Fair, she could finally let the rage land—and let some of it go.