[Sharon]

A victim of a narco-crime is found along a road on the outskirts of Acapulco, Mexico.

There are a half-dozen words for drug cartel informants and double that for drug war dead, but Mexicans worry that developing a kind of offhand jargon anesthetizes people by making violence seem routine.

[bigjoe]

I think he had a tummy ache before they killed him.

[jbell0129]

it is what it is .

[Faline]

Makes me wonder, not much gore coming out of Mexico lately or it's just harder to find

[tecumseh35]

Compared to other narco-crimes, this guy got off easy.

[blancadon]

Being he was found near Alcapulco, I think he is in the tuck formation and ready to perform a cannonball plunge. The off-hand jargon for his predicament might be "road kill."

[Shakey]

Dirt-nap

[Penny89]

LOL

"Victim of Narco Crime"
There are no victims in Narcotics when they're all too fuckin' stupid to get out of that life.
I'd rather be homeless and poor than to be a Smack-Head.

[bruffed]

Originally Posted by Kelly ↗

Makes me wonder, not much gore coming out of Mexico lately or it's just harder to find

Well it doesn't help that they possibly killed a guy running one of popular narco blogs. I check DR everyday for a new cartel video. I remember last month they had like a set of 5 come out at the same time.

[chuck Dean]

Maybe it's quiet in mexico because the cartels have made a temporary solution to they're territorial disputes? They fight over the smuggling paths, and border crossings in Central America also. Greed, greedy, and greediest. Not news to everyone I'm aware.