Deadliest Roads | Mexico | Free Documentary
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- Опубліковано 27 лют 2021
- World's Most Dangerous Roads: Deadliest Journeys Mexico (2008)
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Every year, more than a million people from central America travel thousands of miles attempting to reach the promised land: the US. It’s a journey fraught with danger. Jumping onto moving trains, they run the risk of being killed or severely mutilated should they fall. We follow two young Salvadorians, Jaime and Lupita, who are eloping to Texas. Theirs is an emotional rollercoaster, full of hope and fear, as they dodge border police, brave robbers and rapists and face the journey’s hardships.
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Every year, more than a million people travel from Central America thousands of miles north - attempting to reach the promised land: The USA. We hear about it on the news, sometimes daily, sometimes forgotten, tossed aside for the next headline meant to grab your attention. Yet, these people, fleeing poverty, crime and despair, are still on their respective journeys, day after day, one foot in front of the other, the only thing keeping them going is the hope, the promise they keep to themselves in their hearts; that life at the end of this arduous road will be better for them and most importantly - for their children.
It’s a journey fraught with danger. Jumping onto moving trains, they run the risk of being killed or severely mutilated. Would the people they left behind ever find out?
We follow the fate of two young Salvadorians, Jaime and Lupita, who are eloping to Texas, hope and love in their hearts. Theirs is an emotional rollercoaster, full of courage and fear, as they dodge border police, outwit robbers and fight off rapists - a journey with unimaginable hardships.
What does it take to make you leave your home, your familiar surroundings, your families? What does it take to put yourself in danger every step of the way? We try to find out.
much respect for the FD team please continue to share us your genuine videos
Thank you 🙏 much appreciated. Really. Take care.
The hustle is real. Thanks for sharing this
@@FreeDocumentary I really like your documentary too. They should buy a knee guard
great job FD channel and team !
The effort put by the team behind this documentary is simply unmatched. Take a bow, team! You have raised the standards of documentary making, thank you very much.
Thank you for stopping by to let us know. We will pass it on to the teams!
@@FreeDocumentary srfu
@@pegax4869 did they make it .
@j b Joe Biden stop kissing their a**
@@shandelebroyles1099 exactly I feel bad for those people but we have no more room in the US we have people from all over the world why don’t they go to UK or Australia Switzerland etc. etc.
In as much as the trip is illegal, I really want to appreciate the tenacity of the Guy who has been standing for his group and his love for his girlfriend. 🙌.
He's a brave young man!! Thank God he protected those women from being raped and watched out for all of them!! Bless his heart! I know its illegal to do what they did. But my God were they come from has nothing to offer??
I want and update on them???
He found a young woman who changed his life for the better? I hope he lives up to it?
Thank you for sharing this video with all of us !! You and your camera crew did a awesome job filming 🤟🇺🇸
@@douglasmacomber6881
Do you know He has higher chances of Succeeding because the Lady in question help transformed His life and in trying to Pay Her. He's trying to MIGRATE to the USA to get a better life.
@Ma Cochran thank you very much for not being so "WOKE" like everyone else in the thread.
He was once in America and got deported cuz he's bad news.
@Robby Dey
More than a week ago which one should I had reply to 😳
30 year old gangster deportee takes 19 year old girl from her country
Jaime is now 44 years and Lupita is 33 years. I'm guessing they made it and they're living the American dream! A follow up documentary would be appreciated.
Ye would love another story
How do you know their age now? I didn’t see when this was filmed
@@jaxondakota7080 It was stated somewhere in the documentary
i saw another version of this documentary and jaime & lupita got married in texas and had a baby
@@connorbit Kindly share the link to the video
I salute how they travelled slowly, wisely and cautiously. Jaime was a wise leader of the group not to mention caring.
Ani nikamu nienužni
Ai
This channel makes u realize that there r ppl in worseeeeee situations than urs. Learn to appreciate all that u have.
@gisann ram ha rack
This vedio taches me real bad
When i see people complaining about having to wait an hour because their flight was delayed or that their debit card was declined I always think of the people on this channel and how hard they have it. Its so polarizing
@@jditzenberger I agree
To many Americans who hate our country because of made up convictions based on imagination if only they lived a life in these people's shoes you would see many more people become super patriotic knowing how well we have, and many people risk their lives and their families to try to make it in our country to get a menial job kudos for the upload and showing the young Americans how amazing their lives are and how privileged they are to say they are citizens of USA, if you hate USA get out and trade spots with others that want a chance to live the dream
Why all this..10years after u find nothing except ...🔥t......
am i the only one who is wondering how the cameraman get onto the train and documented that part 😱😱🔥😂
no
Strap ons , sticks , belts , etc.
There are various items that can be attached to the body with your camera.
He’s using a GoPro
What about the part where they’re filming the guy talking while the train is moving ? 😳 when he said he fell between the train
Speak to us camera guy you are protected
I have no idea how the crew film these. On top of trains, in sketchy situations, day, night,...massive respect. I hope those cats got to the US and found the better life they were looking for.
They’re human beings like you, difficult times causes difficult measures. God bless you.
And why call them cats😮
if you are here watching this documentary, you are blessed just having an internet, gadget, food, water, house, etc. Dont take this all for granted.
I concur with you. Iam much grateful to God for everything He has given me .
I am addicted to this channel. BEST DOCUMENTARY CHANEL
Straight up
so am I..
No Cure..
Chanel and Prada 🎶🎧
Same here me too 😆
1 minute silence for the people that can’t find this Channel
I wiah i can see the zimbabwe version
🤣🤣
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So true
Lol
Wow, Camera crew and producers of these are amazing. What danger they put themselves in just to show us this.
What an exceptional documentary! I grew up on the border of Mexico on a farm. We often had illegals come work for our family. My heart always went out to them because you could see the desire, desperation and drive in their eyes. They were hard working people with more good qualities than some people think. This documentary is amazing and brings you to the hardest parts of being human. Thank you for all the hard work making this film!
You can keep them because they are nasty. They don't like cleaning up
This type of documentaries also brings out the darkest of the hearts of human beings in the comments
@@teletheamurray4369 so yo mama is from there then coz she did not clean up your face 🤮
I am sure many are good people, but we are a country of laws that need enforcing.
@teletheamurray4369
What's your logic or facts behind your comment? You sound like a dense angry nasty child.
What I find interesting about the Deadliest Road series is that it displays the human struggle regardless of nationality or culture. We all strive for a better life. I believe a simpler life free from want is the most rewarding.
Don't excuse illegal immigration.
A life free from want may be the most rewarding, but usually, it's the least possible course of action.
@@FreedomFirst1st Tell it to the first Americans
@@hoopty. Woke
absolutely....
this documentary..feels like a movie!..best ever
Indeed. It's a good watch
its because its a story, not a documentary
*each documentary feels like a movie
It is a movie
Did hayme and his group reach USA?
The work that went into making this documentary leaves me speechless. It is incredible. How was the journalist able to document all this on the train and at night. He could have also got shot by the police in Mexico too by accident. It is just amazing journalism at its best. These journalists are angels because they report the truth as it is to us who never have experienced these kinds of situations. I feel for all the people who have to risk their lives, who have to run to escape danger, gangs, or other things in their countries all for a better life in the United States. God bless them all.
I agree with you 100 percent! This is amazing journalism. Great channel.
we need a part two of this
It is quite impressive. Props to the guy filming in the dark, and while walking through wilderness or train rooftops!
I wonder how on earth did they get Jaime and his group to trust them? They must have created an excellent rapport with him or maybe some sort of financial agreement. Illegal refugees are not likely to trust a film crew looking to tag along and document a clandestine journey. There's too much of a risk of getting betrayed by the film crew, not to mention they are releasing sensitive information and footage that could compromise the refugees upon documentary's release.
I suspect the names of people and places may also have been changed for confidentiality...
We need a "where are they now" of this episode.
In usa on welfare..
You probably are. 99% of them are hard working people.
I bet u have papers or maybe u r a usa citizen and u taking ebt or u are in welfare .
@@1BigDaDo really? No. Immigrants work hard because they're so grateful to be in America.
@@TheVipdrpapi shutup
I’m glad I speak Spanish because a lot of the time, the translator doesn’t translate exactly what they say
😣 I’ve been learning little by little
Hahaha I have been fooled, too. I only knew their translations are off when I watched the dangerous ways to school: Philippines. It was actually awkward to watch it. Nevertheless, they got some good documentaries. I wish they’d find someone better to help them translate 😂
i hate that i dont and a lot of my friends do.. i like how facebook can translate their memes so my white self can jajaja with them
But translations are not meant word by word. It's meant to convey the idea of what's being said. Also, there are words which do not have, direct or indirect, translation.
I know muy poca, enough to get around but I am also learning, I plan on retiring in Mexico in a couple of years, I know once surrounded by the language, it will be much easier, until then I use a program to practice and build my vocabulary.
Should Start a another documentary where 10 years later you revisit these dangerous roads and show improvements or if they gotten worse.
Thank you for this AWESOME idea!
Some of these documentary have been done recently!
@@dazd240 I am aware of that but there are a few that are years old and would love to see them now.
This documentary was done years ago by another people.
@@coldsun5495, you know the name of said documentaries? I'm curious.
My family migrated from southern Mexico 4 generations ago. I'm very grateful to be born in the US and for what I have.
Still some people want cross the border like your ganders
This i not just a normal episode...This is rare....This is treasure....One of thier masterpieces
Imagine how long and how much risk this team had been through to share this to the world
This is like a movie full of Risk,Hardship,adventure,knowledge and hope...I've salute all Fd team...I've been watching their videos in many times and this is one of my favorites now....truly appreciated and what took me so long to watched this?
This was made in 2008. This is the best dangerous/deadliest roads episode I've watched yet. Incredible. It really is like a movie. I got attached to the group they were following. By any chance those group members see this, I hope they made it to the USA and they are living a pleasant life. Their tenacity, endurance and courage is inspiring. Bless them. I had tears watching this. It was just so good... Fantastic documentary. One of the best. It's subtle, filled with such emotion. You can feel the groups' feelings.
@Merlinbear get a life
I haven’t felt so nervous watching any of these documentaries untill now
Me too. I wanted to succeed. Because you can tell that guy looks like a decent person who got his life straight
Super Emotional! This documentary was like one epic soap opera. The music and instrumentals climaxed it and made me teary. Great stuff.
All of this video was very much helpful in understanding the problem. The sheriff's perspective and attitude was refreshing in it's openess. Thank you for your work.
I really love watching all free documentary episodes especially the voice of the narrator. Lots of love from the Philippines
Thank you 🙏
The narration is great!!
Love from California
👍🇵🇭
Ive binged watched them the last few days because the narrator and cameramen are flawless
I'm in Jamaica by watch this documentary I use to complain a lot about living conditions but by seeing most of the episodes I realize I have paradise here comparing to most of the places mentioned on this program.… I hope they make safe.
Same
Bruh I'm Mexican I've heard stories like this in real life , I'm not complaining about Mexico anymore at least we got food and work .
same to me here in africa kenya . i am now more appreciative of my country kenya
Fi real inuh havas Smith right now me thank got that me could be able to take a plane and come here to have better life because looking at this ma me me see how much privilege me get me only home them make it hear safe and make good use a the opportunity that them get
Sometimes it's the devil you know which is so much better, stay safe !!!
This is some of the best documentary film making I've come across on UA-cam. Excellent stuff. Thanks for sharing.
This channel deserves a PEABODY award. Hands down to all the crew who raise the standard for documentary like this.
I'm addicted to this documentaries, lots of love from South Africa
Thank you. We send 💚 from Berlin and Vienna
From Zimbabwe
@@FreeDocumentary Watching from Los Angeles, California, USA!
Seem like south africa will never qualify to be in this documentaries
Morocco
The guy who's looking after these guys an his Mrs I wish you all the best n hope life takes u where u wanna go.From the UK xx
Having such strong team leader is a blessing. That guy is a leader
By far my favorite FD episode, I wish the couple are happy and doing well.
The man with one leg and crutches really got up that ladder 🪜
He lost his leg doing that. Too bad he did not learn his lesson the 1st time
@@ricaschle4460 in a way I don’t blame him. I’ve been to those countries and they’re poverty stricken and it’s so sad.
😂💀
Round of applause for the risk you take to get us informed about the world around us
After you take your last breath are you going to heaven or hell? Please ask yourself that question.
Jesus can save your soul from hell. He will forgive your sins. He said whoever calls upon his name shall be saved. Call upon Jesus today. Repent and believe the gospel.
@@brotherdj777 okay
I love the way Jaime provided leadership.
Shout out to the camera crew absolute legends 👏
i have a coworker who came from mexico. i heard her story and cried. watching this only brought her journey to real vision for me. ignorant people don’t realize that desperate people will go through this to simply just live a better life… not commit crime.
You look Like 🐼
@@Purplemm thank u
Its not easy my friend
No. There are laws and IT IS A CRIME. If you want to deny reality then go ahead and pay the consequences.
What about the protagonist, Jaime? He admitted to being in a gang, having weapons, drugs and stealing cars and being arrested several times for it.
Am I the only one who gets a thrill from the intro music, good morning my FD family, an awesome day to you all......Thank you FD
Don't like it at all. The way they slap their hands to make a tune for some reason annoys me so I always mute when I see new uploads
I was here dancing to it when I saw ur comment lolol
Lol....mi nahh lie it bad yo😂🤣😅🇯🇲
Nah, it's advertisement music, very generic imo. The quality of the documentaries are amazing though. Some of the best around on UA-cam.
Thank u guys for these videos i absolutely love all of them.
It's my hope that this group made it to America and that their lives have changed for the better. I would love to hear from them soon, Salute to Jemie for guiding his group
I live on the border with Mexico and have lived in Mexico at least 7 years, this documentary is more than just educational, it's eye opening to so many issues that make up our "MODERN WORLD".What are even more interesting are the motivational issues that propel your actions in recording these videos . The facts are clear but what are your reasons.
Thanks for the documentary, You spend sleepless nights and endure cold just like the people you are documenting. I have learned a lot through your documentaries and love your channel. Watching from Kenya 🇰🇪
My birth country
Tuko area locked
Much love from nairobi kenya...
Tuko wengi watching from Tennessee
Tuko wengi
I did this journey and I was only 16 years old and it was fun I'm 45 year old now and I still dream about it and all this video is so true and I did good I made it to USA safe now I'm okay I guess all my family is good back home all because me I help my sister and father mother and brothers and is not all happy ness we miss home but is better here in USA
Ai .
My heart is torn apart, we're left in suspense. this documentary is above the rest because of love story that it has. I wish to see how they do. Much love from South Africa.
They reached U.S and got married
I'm just so happy I found this channel. For someone who never travelled, watching this videos makes me feel like I'm travelling with you! Much credit and respect to you guys!
Hi amigo
Hola. Soy de Kenia. I have travelled to almost all the countries in this planet through this documentary. Es absolutamente increible.
Let's be thankful that we have comfortable lives as we watch this documentary, while respecting these guys who experienced ordeal, yet determined to achieve their goal of a better life somewhere.
No giving up, hermanos & hermanas. (From the Philippines)
Their troubles only begin when they step foot in America, they will fear deportation once they get here.
@@jovanyalaniz8642 As they should.
I'm sure it's not just me but the cameraman is amazing. That's my ideal job. They are absolutely amazing and they don't miss a beat. Best show ever. It'll be hard to top these Documentaries.
Hats off to the camera crew that show what millions of people go through for a better life
Hyme really loves Lupita ❤️. He is ready to risk anything to make her happy.
Jaime.
Am wondering too lol.....😁😉
That’s right bro
He’s really good man and strong 💪🏾 he loves her sm
🤢
@Randall Johnson Just think, If we actually had a handle on our southern borer, he wouldn't have made that terrible journey.
I love to watch your documentaries. Educational and addicting !
The best kind of addiction: education and learning. 😀
@@FreeDocumentary very true! Thanks for all you do.
Ai......
Excellent narrator!!
While a good documentary, I felt it left us with a tremendous cliffhanger. Did they safely make it? and since this is 13 years old now, how did life continue for them afterwards? was it all they dreamed of? Did he really better his life? Did they stay together? And how about the other members of their group?
I guess only they know how the story ends hope the best for them is all one can do
The ending suck!!!! Great doc though.
I know! It seemed like a typical pause between segments but it forgot to resume with the conclusion. Glad that a few other folks found this jarringly inconclusive/incomplete.
the documentary is actually French (i think a tony comiti production, he is pretty famous as a producer out here) and at the end, the journalists tell what happened (here it's been removed here not sure why) : Lupita and her bf made it to brownsville, she got pregnant and they plan on getting married. Nestor made it too and joined his family in Los Angeles -- but the journaliststs had no news about the other ones (Blanca Dora, Ruth and Francisco) and were not able to locate them, or get any news from them.
@@emmanuels.688 You have the original documentary I hould love watch the end!!
This channel made me appreciate life just a bit more. Appreciate you guys!!!
Thank you 🙏 truly appreciated
It makes me appreciate my parents also the Lord that’s number one
coke official sponsor of their journey.
Coke is the best hahah
And it's not only Coke, it's Mexican Coke, arguably the best tasting Coke there is!
Within the first 10 minutes that was a 3 liters of big cola, a peruvian soft drink
TRY TO BE LESS WHITE- THANKS: Coca-cola
Pretty much the official sponsor of Mexico in fairness
It's sad these Humans risk their lives. God bless them.
Que bonito documental, la triste realidad de las personas en busca de un mejor porvenir.
Jaime knows what's up. Smart, street knowledge, and a dream for his future. Good luck to you and lupita brother.
He ended up becoming a drug addict and burgular in the states for deported a few months back... leaving lupita a single mother with language barrier living off the government... yes he's so smart ...smh he lured get into his messed up world.
I’m Mexican American, I’m truly blessed for my parents for coming to this country to give me & my older siblings a better life. I’ll be the first to grab a degree here in California but the work doesn’t stop there.
Your not American and never will be
@@markf296 why am I not Mark? lmao
God bless👍
@@markf296 likewise Mark.
💓💓 God bless your family AVE MARIA
Love Free Documentary to the moon, salute this guy for being a change to others, its not always about you, but this guy is proving to the change for his girl family and the entire team
Ai.
I say this is the best Free Doc so far. Thanks to the whole Free Doc team!
“What’s something that feels illegal to watch..”
Went to your channel pretty nice , 👍
Guilty conscience.
@ Marissa Dossero sexy
Lupita is very beautiful l hope her life changed and is happy
She probably will have children soon, join BLM, and than Jaime will leave her. That is how life is under Biden.
@@Zerg435 Lupita is now working construction in Houston and is making about $85,000 a year...
@@fabianlopez1182 Source?
@@fabianlopez1182 how you know
@@fabianlopez1182 Source?
I've just stumbled on your documents, I'm very impressed! I've been glued to UA-cam all day ! 😅
Always respect the crew for bringing us this valuable information. Only by watching this channel we learned. Love ❤️ from Malaysia 🇲🇾.
Kamu ani nužni
Ai.
Totally addicted to this channel, I have seen every single episode of Deadliest Roads. Thank you, your channel has kept me engaged during this coronavirus pandemic. I learnt a lot about so many countries.
On a 2week vacation from work. Spending my morning watching these awesome documentary. Best channel on YT in my opinion.
One of the best shows I've ever seen.
Omg, I was rooting for them so hard. This was such a great episode
This channel is providing the important aspects of life that we need to know.thank you very much
and thank YOU for such a insightful comment. Take care and stay safe.
@@FreeDocumentary thank you sir i m feel stress relief by watching your videos
Its heart breaking to see what people have to go through to try for a better life. I just wish that countries like Guatemala/ El salvador or many other countries too could sort out their internal affairs so people wouldn't feel the need to make such perilous journeys
Absolutely agree! 🙏🏼🙏🏼
to cross a border is not a journey ...its ILLEGAL
nice.....move them in your house pay taxes for them give them your job.....they dont even speak English..dummy
@@spent1907 do you realize ilegal ppl still pay taxes in the US, Dummy
@@spent1907 what a dumb @ss statement. You missed the point entirely.
This is the best documentary series on UA-cam. hands down.
Its amazing how Lupita’s makeup is always perfect and her number of clothes changes. No luggage to boot.
Situations makes people brave and have faith despite the risk, May God have mercy on them and protect them. Very very sad🤞
People trying to enter the U.S. illegally should be denied entry into the U.S. and deported.
I so appreciate the effort of you to show all of us what hardships people endure to reach their dreams and escape poverty, military dictatorship and inhumane conditions by cartels and criminal gangs. It so heart wrenching to watch and years ago in 1988 we walked across the border at that bridge in tapuchula where you started this film . My ex was an importer of Guatamalan and Mexican folk art hence the reason for our crossing Nothing has changed ! Credit to the film crew and the realism that reinforces the hard ships
Best documentary I have ever seen till now from Free Documentary.
My pops came here illegally and established in the SF bay area. He’s now a citizen owns 2 houses and all his kids have thriving careers.he could not do it “the right way” because he was born into poverty. He risked his life to help his family and start his own. We are the American dream.
Respect the Camera man , How did he capture the video for the whole journey. That tought.
lmao it turned into Philepes freedom Journey to the US illegally, but started as a Dangerous Roads in Guatemala
He was probably the only one that had a compass and made sure he was going north
You guys are the best, I m watching yr channel every day. And never felt bored.
Beautiful hardworking people my brothers and sisters
This was by far the best episode for me . Felt like a movie honestly
Great job as usual you never disappoint 😉
Amazing documentary, thank you for sharing this guys. Now I am starting appreciate my life here much more, seeing what hardships other people going through to make their life better.
Thankyou for an honest and thorough insight into this situation......
I feel for lupita and the heartbroken family she left behind.
Did buddy travel with a razor in his pocket? His goatee was perfect the entire trip
these programs out of millions on the internet are actually worth watching. God Bless the producers.
Ai ......
Ai.....
Would love to know how this group is doing today, hopefully they're all safe & happy!
Great job!
This is more entertaining than Netflix and leaves me a lot of things to be thankful for….as well as more caring for people doing this journey.
Why they are criminals?
I've watched many documentaries about this migration route. This one is by far the best. Really well done guys.
I highly recommend Which Way Home. 2 Honduran teenagers feel zero love in their homeland n travel alone together. They endure hardships n in the end one just 16 dreams he cud have a restart in life or that someone adopt him. It taught me so well that not all humans have in them to be parents n that we all deserve a decent life whereever we may be. The cost of love is nothing, but it yields great returns. Won't ruin d end for you.
@@jackielromero thanks! I'll check it out :)
Thank you ❤️☺️. Your docs have been entertaining and educating us during the this pandemic
Did they make it?.
Several times I got teary eyed. I love these documentaries. Thank u
Praying for you guys.i hope yous made it through.All the best❤️
Congrats FD Crew.
Been looking for more of these after the Bangladesh upload.
Looking forward to visiting Mexico.
Mucho amor y respeto del hermoso país de Kenia 🇰🇪🇰🇪.
The Bangladeshi was fire
I've been following this channel for a bit, poor roads and poverty alone from poor countries and only sweetness and light from the rich. Well done.
Great job guy’s. Thanks for this video 😉
This was taken 12 years ago I believe , and I rewatched this episode for 3 times and it’s my favourite documentary .
Any updates @Free Documentary ?? If they made it or not . It’s been ages
I want an update
They all make it. Except the other 3
@@foresterenricoreplan2688 is Jaimes last name nunez? If so i think he was arrested last month in tx for burglary 😭
@@sweetcookiecrush yes.
@@foresterenricoreplan2688 Damn that sucks I was rooting for him. He also had crack and a pipe on him😥 on fb it states he's 38 now so he was actually 25 during filming.
This was released in 2008 but it shows us that nothing has changed. We live in a cruel world
well the crossing the border from mexico to US has become almost impossible
waoh am watching 15 years latter
Yeah, trully thrilling!
Thanks for sharing these documentaries especially this one.
You're did the great job.
Absolutely amazing video thanks for sharing.
As a Canadian I alot of times take for granted what I have or complain about my job that keeps me in a warm place with food Anda nice warm comfy bed!!...your hear so much about the boarder crisis but most of these poor people just want a chance to work hard for a better life...a life that alot of us take for granted