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09-07-2025, 08:32 PM
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You Painted the Wrong Message on That Wall Pal
I love the pizza wearing a sombrero watermark. You done fucked up though buddy Do not collect 200 pesos Do not pass go |
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09-07-2025, 09:33 PM
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Re: You Painted the Wrong Message on That Wall Pal
They could've at least turned the voice changer off for the execution part, some of us like to hear clearly the cutting, choking, gurgle wet sound of blood gushing forth then the hacking of the spinal column and the final cut of the remaining flesh to separate the head from its host. |
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09-07-2025, 10:36 PM
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Re: You Painted the Wrong Message on That Wall Pal
hooray for actually sharpened blades of execution. rare sight |
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09-08-2025, 12:39 AM
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Re: You Painted the Wrong Message on That Wall Pal
Correct but u need help |
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09-08-2025, 05:03 AM
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Re: You Painted the Wrong Message on That Wall Pal
On September 6, Jonathan Ignacio Angulo Pérez, alias El Pajoso, a Chapiza operator under Teo's command, was found dismembered in the Recursos Hidráulicos neighborhood of Culiacán. His remains were located on Saturday, September 6 on Federalismo Avenue, on a side of the channel Resources, in the western sector of the city. Two upper limbs and a head inside a plastic bag black and a freezer of dry ice. The limbs featured unreadable tattoos and were tied with plastic buckles. The head was found separated from the body inside a white glacier. The rest of the body was not located. A video circulating online shows Pajoso admitting to having been captured by the Mayiza gang, and the execution becomes proof of what they had already heard on their radio stations: they were alone, without support, begging for equipment that never arrived. This incident is not an isolated one: in a single week, Iván Archivaldo's organization lost three of its "warriors." El Chinio Pelucas, executed in a hospital; El Pichón, killed at Campo El Diez and now El Pajoso, exposed on video. All with the same pattern: abandonment, lack of support, and a Chapiza gang that fades away every day. In the message released by Mayiza and its war arms, like the Ántrax, they not only mock Iván and his operatives, they also make it clear that the list continues to grow and that the war no longer belongs to the Chapitos. |