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by RDRIGN » January 28th, 2011, 1:55 pm
Blog Narco introduced the following video where they can observe the bodies of People who were butchered, who belonged to the criminal organization Los Zetas.
As an individual filming the scene bloody slaughter, many men talk about what happened.
In the chilling scene the camera passes over the heads, arms, hands, legs , Feet and other extremities, this with a narcomensaje included.
Members of the Gulf Cartel was awarded the action and send a clear message Through cardboard.
Notably bodies were abandoned in a plaza belonging to municipality Montemorelos, Nuevo León.
The material is a continuation of photographs presented above, warning that is strong.
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by thewestside » January 28th, 2011, 5:01 pm
Pretty dang gruesome. Not trace of humanity left.
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by RDRIGN » January 28th, 2011, 8:33 pm
thewestside wrote:Pretty dang gruesome. Not trace of humanity left.
What's disturbing to me about the cartel videos is the cartel member's evil tone and "macho" voice particularly in this video, these guys are very tough and damn right evil. You could hear somebody hacking something in the background, probably a body. Also one of them sounds like Commander R1.
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by MCD » February 14th, 2011, 11:43 pm
Damn fool that's some crazy shit. Does the Gulf Cartel have superior presence in Nuevo leon? The Zeta strongholds are near the Texas border I hear. I'm curious if Zetas got a large following when they broke off. How many hits has the Gulf Cartel taken from Zetas?
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by RDRIGN » February 15th, 2011, 12:30 pm
MCD wrote:Damn fool that's some crazy shit. Does the Gulf Cartel have superior presence in Nuevo leon? The Zeta strongholds are near the Texas border I hear. I'm curious if Zetas got a large following when they broke off. How many hits has the Gulf Cartel taken from Zetas?
The Gulf Cartel hasn't really taken many hits from either Los Zetas or the military/federal police aside from Tony Tormenta being killed by the Mexican military tough the rumor was it that there was internal conflict in the Gulf Cartel or that Tony Tormenta betrayed some Mexican military captain, there was some hassle between them but who knows. I don't think/know Los Zetas have an official stronghold but I'm thinking Veracruz might be their stronghold. I don't think Los Zetas have a superior presence outside of Monterrey than the Gulf Cartel but overall the Zetas do have a superior presence but not by much.
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