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04-21-2009, 08:07 PM
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Re: Death Of A Milkman
Payback, for the mistreament of their cow women.  Reminds me of that family guy episode with the cow that speaks out about mistreatment at the slaughterhouse. |
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04-22-2009, 04:39 AM
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Re: Death Of A Milkman
What country is this? I think I heard Spanish being talked, but I don't know. If it was Spanish, my guess would be Mexico. Probably a drug wars related victim then. I'm not sure how much attention a murder victim gets though, since murders are very common these days in Mexico.
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04-22-2009, 05:22 AM
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Re: Death Of A Milkman
Yep, you're correct. It is Mexico, and to be more correct it's in a place called Sinaloa, where most cartel bosses live. Yep, drug war related victim and I doubt he's a milkman, a milkmen don't have nothing big to do with mexican cartels. Besides... no such thing as milkmen in Mexico. And to clear your doubt, the attention depends on the murder victim. If it's a politician or someone with alot of influences, they get alot of attention and a full investigation. If it's a civilian that had something to do with the drug war, the mexican police "investigate", get lazy and drop the case. (e.i. the dead guy in the vid). |
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04-22-2009, 12:44 PM
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Re: Death Of A Milkman
The Sinaloa cartel, in other words? I know the crime investigations are closed most of the times because the cartels just need to threat the cops and they'll let it go. A lot of corruption going on too. The media isn't extremely keen on reporting about the cartels either. I've been reading a lot about the drug wars lately. It's not uncommon for the cartels to target innocent civilians and kill them, or kidnap them and then kill them. The situation worsened a lot since Calderón started the war against drugs there. I believe there's been almost 8000 murders since December 2006. Many innocent people are kidnapped, their family forced into paying a ransom, only to have their kid found dead, despite paying. If they won't kill them they might slice a finger or two off as proof you're alive. Whenever I see a death video and intercept Spanish being spoken, my first thought will be drug war victim.  |
