The story of Luis Angel Gonzalez Corral is of course heartbreaking like so many of the stories narrated in Bowden’s book, but what in particular is so distressing about Luis Angel’s story? Why is it included in the book?

 The story of Luis Angel Gonzalez Corral is of course heartbreaking like so many of the stories narrated in Bowden’s book, but what in particular is so distressing about Luis Angel’s story? Why is it included in the book?  I need a response to my classmates answers as well, two responses total.