[Rudebwoy]

It would be kind of nice if it was true, having seen what kind of brutal killings that organization carries out on a regular basis.

Mexican marines verified Tuesday that they killed the leader of the Los Zetas' drug cartel, ending the career of a former member of an elite unit of the army who created one of the biggest drug syndicates in Mexico.

Heriberto Lazcano, known as "El Verdugo" or the executioner, was killed in a firefight with marines in the northern border state of Coahuila, the Mexican navy said.

...

The navy confirmed the identity by analyzing the thumbprints of a man it said Monday "strongly" resembled Lazcano. Early Monday, the body was taken from a local funeral home by armed men who forced the funeral director to bring it to another location, Coahuila state Attorney General Homero Ramos said.

Full article here:
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/w...zetas/1621921/

[gatagato]

According to some sources, the data in possession of Mexico Navy don't match with those stored in DEA's database;
http://1070noticias.com.mx/index.php...ico&Itemid=523
http://narcotraficoenmexico.blogspot...45187ff0b5eab2
But mexican are now sure it's him.
His death pics:

[zombie-rot420]

That guy doesn't look so scary

[Megamel29]

Even if it is him, it doesn't matter. Someone else will take his place.

[Sharon]

'Heriberto' - Mexican version of 'Herbert'

[Oswald2001]

Originally Posted by Megamel29 ↗

Even if it is him, it doesn't matter. Someone else will take his place.

Yep. He was replaced in less than .000021 seconds.

There is so much money and power involved that there is almost no end to the people that want the perks of that job.

[DiamondSmiles]

Originally Posted by gatagato ↗

According to some sources, the data in possession of Mexico Navy don't match with those stored in DEA's database;
http://1070noticias.com.mx/index.php...ico&Itemid=523
http://narcotraficoenmexico.blogspot...45187ff0b5eab2
But mexican are now sure it's him.
His death pics:

Weird. He looks relieved.