Some sort of _annuum_

[ntenny]

I think this was a "grab bag" seed from Peppermania.  It keys out as _annuum_ (plain flowers, one pod per node, no pubescence to speak of), but I can't match it to anything in Beth's latest posted catalog.  Pods are thin-walled and pretty hot for the species.  They grow semi-upright, mostly, and get a lot of black variegation before ripening:
 

 
Here's a wider shot of the whole plant, showing some pods closer to the snub-nosed shape at which they mature.  They're not especially big, perhaps a couple of inches at the most.
 

 
And here's the bright red to which they fully ripen.  This pod is in its natural habitat, swimming in a molcajete full of nam prik along with a yellow scorpion:
 

 
Any ideas?  The black markings on the unripe pods seem pretty distinctive, but my attempts to search have come up blank.
 
Thanks!
 
-NT

 

[Portuge]

The black marks is just a sun tan... Nothing to distinguish the pepper by... Whatever it is, its a good one...

 

[ntenny]

Hmm, it could be "suntan"-induced, but this is the only plant showing it other than the Thai hots, and it's doing it consistently.  So maybe it's just a pepper prone to showing that sun darkening easily.
 
I'm thinking it might be Inca Lost, but I can't find a lot of pictures to compare to.
 
Edit: Here's a ripe pod.  It's shorter than most, but the rest got eaten before they got photographed.
 

 
-NT