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So how did the photos wind up in the foreign press? Silvio Zuccheri, a photographer with ILA, an affiliate of French news agency Gamma, was sent to the coastal city of Bahìa Blanco to photograph survivors of the sinking. There he met intelligence officer Lieutenant Commander José Garimaldi, who claimed to have a “bomb” for him: four photos of the actual sinking, available for the price of $1,000 per photo. Unable to afford it himself, Zuccheri pooled funds from other publications and got the photos – but just for one hour. Garimaldi let him take the prints, but no negatives, to duplicate, which he did by photographing them in his hotel room. From there the photos went to New York via Gamma, and Sgut’s name was never mentioned.