Cartel torture camp found in Mexico

[LateToCult 41,933]

A group of volunteers searching for their missing relatives first received a tip last week about a mass grave hidden in western Mexico.

When they arrived at an abandoned ranch outside La Estanzuela, a small rural village outside Guadalajara in Jalisco state, they discovered three underground cremation ovens, burned human remains, hundreds of bone shards and discarded personal items, along with figurines of Santa Muerte — the Holy Death.

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Photos taken by the authorities and by the volunteer group, Searching Warriors of Jalisco, at the abandoned ranch showed more than 200 shoes piled together and heaps of other personal items: a blue summer dress, a small pink backpack, notebooks, pieces of underwear. The more than 700 personal items were a chilling hint at the number of people who may have died there.

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Indira Navarro, leader of Searching Warriors of Jalisco, which found the site, said in interviews with local news media this week that several people had contacted the group to say that they had been recruited and trained at the site in the use of weapons and torture techniques. But the ranch, they said, was also used as a killing site where criminals routinely disposed of their victims.

Ms. Navarro, who could not be reached for comment, told the news outlets that, according to the testimonies, young people from other states were recruited through false job offers posted on social media. Once they accepted the jobs, she said, they were summoned to a bus station in Guadalajara, the state capital, and from there taken to the ranch.

Ms. Navarro recounted how one young man had told her that the young recruits were at times forced to burn their victims as part of their training. If they objected to the orders of their trainers, the recruits were sometimes fed to wild animals, like lions, she said.

“This is not a horror film; this is our reality, and people should know about it,” Ms. Navarro, whose brother went missing nine years ago, said in an interview with a national radio show.

full story: https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/14/world/americas/mexico-extermination-camp.html

[huttont 6,017]

This is horrible. I can’t believe how human kind can do things so cruel

[AddMeOnMYSPACE 2,097]

I live by Mexico and it’s such a hot mess. Very corrupted culture 

[LilMonst3r 5,687]

The first few sentences were enough to terrorize me. This sounds like a horror film. 😣
 

Im about to go on a month long trip to Mexico City. I think I should be safe there.
Will I? 

[Economy 52,895]

1 hour ago, huttont said:

This is horrible. I can’t believe how human kind can do things so cruel

Humans are the cruelest species on the entire planet. Not every individual of course, but us as a species overall

 

Even the most dangerous animals kill for food or some instinct of self preservation

 

Humans are the only species that will go out of their way to hurt or kill out of revenge even when in reality they gain nothing out of it. The only species capable of gaining pleasure from control or even tourture (for the most sick minded people)

 

With superior intelligence also comes the ability for a superior level of evil

[27monster27 15,916]

Instead of trying to find ways to combat the issue directly, MAGA will claim that all Latinos are like this and use that to create immigration problems that don't fix anything.

[KennyRichie 2,112]

6 minutes ago, 27monster27 said:

Instead of trying to find ways to combat the issue directly, MAGA will claim that all Latinos are like this and use that to create immigration problems that don't fix anything.

What they don’t tell, at least not that often, is that US is directly responsible of Latín America’s situation having interfering directly through militar, political or economic in these countries throughout history.

 

The whole drug/cartel situation is just a symptom. Let’s all remember US is the biggest consumer as a society that fuels even more all of this conflicts.