Yeah, I've noticed I haven't been getting notifications, or if I do, it's a few hours after you've posted. I don't understand why anyone wouldn't want us to know about what you post. It makes you wonder, though. Thank you for what you do, brother.
I'm so glad I'm not the only one who caught that. Can't say pedophile but child pornography is safe??? UA-cam is clearly perpetuating the problem. Stay strong!
Thanks for posting this. I was in the USCG in 2006 and deployed in Central/South America just after Calderon declared war on the cartels. Glad someone brings attention to issues like this.
I'm glad my dad saved up to make sure we moved from Juarez and became American citizens. I've seen decapitated bodies, mass graves filled with body parts, murder etc. All this before I was 9.
A lady I worked with in McDonald’s told me Juarez was a death state for women it didn’t matter the age if you were 10 , 15 , 30 they were coming to get you but mainly in the 90s it was teenage girls that were missing she said you couldn’t go no where without having to look over your shoulder
@@decollector95 she said her brothers would always accompany her where ever she went to school the store or just outside even then it’s still a dangerous thing
Absolutely heartbreaking. I imagine these powerful, so-called people are not limited to Mexico. Thank you for bringing attention to this horrendous situation. God bless you and the courageous reporters.
What's truly horrific is that I don't think a single person commenting about this has asked : "WTH is America's bottomless and voracious appetite for drugs doing to the people of these countries controlled by cartels? The buck starts and stops here, if the truth is to be known. There needs to be a massive paradigm shift in how America deals with the border issue, and that begins with acknowledging our part in enabling cartel violence by FUNDING and ARMING cartel violence through off-the-chart drug purchases. WE'RE THE PROBLEM!
Thank you for doing this series. I remember listening to the Missing Women podcast during the 2020 shutdown and it has stayed with me. I will be sharing this series on my FB page. Keep up the excellent work Vince and Ironclad
Edward Calderon summed it up pretty well when he was talking about the same stuff. The ritualistic killings and the depiction of the god of death are remnants of the Aztec and Mayan culture that has found a way to survive in plain sight.
A few years into this trend of women murdered in Mexico (the count was at about 300 at the time), two of my friends went to Juarez. The female (dark hair, dark skin, beautiful, slender, speaks fluent Spanish) ran out of cigarettes in the middle of the night, so she walked to a nearby convenience store (Johnny sleeps very soundly). She started talking to a couple of guys fixing a car, & they convinced her to get in the car with them. At some point there were several other men in the car & they had taken her out of the city. I forget the details, but she managed to get away. The local police shrugged it off, so she & Johnny cut their trip short & asked me to meet them at the hospital. She asked me to go into the exam room with her, so I saw that every centimeter of her body was bruised, and one or two of her ribs were fractured! I have no doubt that she would have been added to that list of bodies if she hadn't been able to hurt the leader of the pack, or whatever she did to escape. I feel like my heart is in my stomach every time I hear about this case since then. Thank you for helping me understand it better.
youre absolutely right, she wouldve been a statistic. i hpe your friend is doing well now, and has been healing if theres even such a thing after what she went through.
Man remember growing up going to Juarez in the 2000’s and El Paso crazy how this took me back to a sad time. Beautiful cities destroyed by violence and drugs! 😢
Just a correction: El Paso wasn’t destroyed by violence and drugs the way Juarez was, like you’ve stated. In fact, El Paso is perfectly safe and we live our lives normally just like any other city. When Juarez was at its worse, even then El Paso was one of the safest cities in the US. Actually, even Juarez nowadays is not nearly as dangerous as it used to be, it was pretty bad for a bit and we were always advised not to visit but more and more people are crossing over to Juarez again for fun and are safe. That being said, a lot of people still don’t trust it and try to either stay in El Paso or be really careful in Juarez.
Vince, you are really becoming a good narrator and host. Kudos to everyone at Ironclad for bringing these to stories to the public in this format. No matter what god you believe in- you guys are truly doing the lord's work.
I have to applaud you guys for covering this story. Im from England and if it wasn’t for narco Mexico series I would have never heard about this story. After watching that I started to look into the story.
Why UA-cam would sensor the word pedophile is beyond me!! WTF!! Anyway I'm trying to spread the word about this great podcast and get more people to listen!! Thank you and all your guests for the hard work!
Good work. I’ve been listening to your podcast for a few months now. Thank you for bringing awareness to all. I travel a lot to Mexico because my husband was deported and I always feel I need to have my guard up at all times. Keep doing what you’re doing and thank you for your service.
I was 15 years old living in Juarez not knowing this was happening at that time! there was some much freedom in those years to be out in the city in the streets I can’t believe this horrific crimes were happening to girls my age at that time going back in those there wasn’t any awareness about this violent crimes happening it’s unbelievable thank you for your hard work on this video sad to see it’s still happening right now
Thanking youtube for suggesting this channel, newly subscribed and binge watching every episode. This should be a Netflix series its so good. Thank you for all your hard work.
The problem is that Mexico is wayyyy bigger than El Salvador.. mexico could never imprison all the sicarios. Also Bukele imprisoned street thug’s, The mexican cartels have had private armies for years
This reminds me of the O9A and 764 group that forces young women to carve their symbols onto their bodies. This isn't talked about much, but there are ties to some mass shooters and those groups. It would be interesting to see a video on them by you guys
Thank you for speaking on this, I have lived in El Paso TX my whole life and I had no idea these killings were rituals, 😢 horrible. Even worse that it’s being done by political figures, policemen, celebrities, etc. Reminds me of what is currently going on in the states with Diddy, people trusted him for decades, he believed he was untouchable, same thing with Epstein, makes you wonder who else is involved with these sick people?! One suggestion for your video, I would have loved to see the 2 people you interviewed on a bigger screen not that tiny little screen, they deserve to be seen for the amazing work they have done and continue to do. God bless and keep up the great work.
Thank you for putting this up so people are aware of the the dark under belly of Mexico and the US. Feminicide is a huge present issue in Mexico. The Criminal justice system is in a desperate need of reform.
Serial killing is not just a North America phenomenon, I am from Colombia and we had serial killers in the past with over 300 bodies etc. serial killing is a mental health and psychotic issue.
I want to ask you something do you remember back then where a lady came running out of the motel naked she was screaming in Spanish what they were doing to her in there and what they were doing the little children put two and two together
29:58 why give so much screen space to the fake backdrop rather than the person speaking? It doesn't emphasize the speaker or their presentation very well. Like, even though they're placed in the center of the frame they're so diminished by the surrounding image that the backdrop becomes the focus of attention.
Just found this great channel today and subscribed. Also, I thought these crimes were ended with arrest of the bus drivers (had no idea that they were innocent).
@@Bukubands223 I've lived in both nations I'm from North Carolina I've worked in just about every state you can think about doing insurance work on section 8 provinces there is plenty of states in America that can be compared to Mexican states in terms of poverty crime rate and infrastructure only difference is we have street gangs that don't have either the training or guts to pull of the stunts the cartels do in Mexico they have plenty of veterans within the cartel ranks from both the US, Mexico, Guatemala,and Columbia just like they have kids within their ranks for bait. That's the only difference..
Vincent I’m English now 0500 Tuesday another great report thank you so much for educating many ppl obviously so know most boarder things from old career 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I’ve heard about this since high school in 2000, one of my favorite scenes in Narcos: Mexico is the Juarez police officer who was chasing the perpetrators of the Juarez murders “no one’s doing anything to make it stop” 😢
I gotta be honest, I hate the interviews that this guy does! They’re boring and just not entertaining in anyway 🤷♂️ that said, THIS style documentary with him doing the narrating is amazing!! Not a clue what’s different Lol but there’s something!! Keep these coming please 🙏👍
@@VilhelmSauersto “cry wolf” quiere decir que estás llamando atención a algo que no es de verdad, que estás pidiendo ayuda cuando realmente no lo necesitas, por ejemplo una situación inventada. Y Lo que pasa es que lo haces unas veces, la gente viene a ayudar y luego cuando gritas auxilio, la gente no te cree y no viene a ayudar. Eso es lo que quiere decir “crying wolf”. Quiere decir que estas mintiendo. Es del cuento para niños que se llama "the boy who cried wolf".
Vincent Vargas , Thank you for helping to protect and secure our border and also THANK YOU for your relentless service to our GREAT NATION!!!! God Bless You!!!!❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸💋😎❤️❤️❤️
Wtf does this have to do with "Securing" the border? Do you seriously think it's ONLY mexicans. And people from south america that commit these kinds of crimes? If that's what you really think. You need serious mental help!
100% not the case. The Mexican people wouldn’t put up with, nor overlook a solo American going around killing their kids. That’s ridiculous, it was/is Mexican nationals kidnapping/selling kids & young women to other Mexican nationals. Just like the drug business, Mexico’s hands are dirty. Demand for drugs doesn’t excuse your immoral behavior of earning a quick buck, at another human’s expense. And many Mexicans can’t handle the truth, that their countrymen, their papas, tíos, primos, etc are the ones causing all of the violence & pain in the country.
Something that was really disgusting is how ONE SINGER WHO COMMITTED HORRIFIC CRIMES AGAINST CHILDREN AND HUMAN TRA FFICKING SAID IN A QWARD CEREMONY THAT HER CASE WAS AS A COVER UP FOR THIS JUAREZ CRIMES
I heard a story from a former zetas member that all the people they would send from Nuevo Laredo Tamaulipas to fight in Juarez would never come back that’s how strong Juarez is
I saw a film or series on TV about these women being murdered and I can't think the name of it. Does anyone know? Was it narcos or sicario? I had no idea when I watched it that it was based in truth so would like to watch it again. I would really appreciate it if anyone can help.
A special BORDERLAND episode featuring Mike Baker coming this Monday at 5 PM EST. - ua-cam.com/video/16h08E5pDjo/v-deo.htmlsi=6ydiIsdZFoeNb9dw
Yeah, I've noticed I haven't been getting notifications, or if I do, it's a few hours after you've posted.
I don't understand why anyone wouldn't want us to know about what you post.
It makes you wonder, though.
Thank you for what you do, brother.
@@KR-mt2zx Ive been using Yt since 2008 and Ive never had the notifications work properly. If I do get them, they are always late.
Terrible how UA-cam can't even accept REALITY outside of their "INTERNET" bubble. OH should we resort to news affiliates? heavens no.
Evil hates sunlight Rocco.
Keep bringing the light
Muuuyyyyyttṯyy
Wtf is wrong with YT? Forcing people to censor the word “pedophile” is disgusting and deserving of ridicule.
I'm so glad I'm not the only one who caught that. Can't say pedophile but child pornography is safe???
UA-cam is clearly perpetuating the problem. Stay strong!
UA-cam is involved in a lot of dirty stuff too
Pedos can be in positions of executive power even YT👹
Welcome to the internet and the E-diots who control it.
Seriously, how effed up is that?
The cartels took Mexico away from me. Cant visit family, cant even go to my own house that my father left me after he passed.
Where area is it in?
What did you do?!
@@chicanoinparadise where in Mexico is it? I could possibly help depending on the area of course
The cartels didn't take Mexico. It was sold to them by the Mexican government.
Well I'm German I live happily in central Mexico. You should say the place because it's very specific 🤦🏻♂️
Absolutely heartrending. Thanks Vince for shining light on this subject.
Thanks for posting this. I was in the USCG in 2006 and deployed in Central/South America just after Calderon declared war on the cartels. Glad someone brings attention to issues like this.
Mexico is North America not central or south 🙄
@@giselemarchesegiret3628Mexico is trash
I'm glad my dad saved up to make sure we moved from Juarez and became American citizens. I've seen decapitated bodies, mass graves filled with body parts, murder etc. All this before I was 9.
sure you have yanglee 😂
yea ok that have that here in America too.
@@azfam520where? Please inform me
@@eeZyy_ in my city, was on the news months back and has been since forever.
This story is decades old and what's sad is that it continues and almost certainly multiple killers who don't know each other THATS HORRIBLE
Sounds just like the Zodiac killers.
This is OLD NEWS...
A lady I worked with in McDonald’s told me Juarez was a death state for women it didn’t matter the age if you were 10 , 15 , 30 they were coming to get you but mainly in the 90s it was teenage girls that were missing she said you couldn’t go no where without having to look over your shoulder
That's crazy 😧
@@decollector95 she said her brothers would always accompany her where ever she went to school the store or just outside even then it’s still a dangerous thing
God I love this show! Please keep up the good work! These are very important topics!
Absolutely heartbreaking. I imagine these powerful, so-called people are not limited to Mexico. Thank you for bringing attention to this horrendous situation. God bless you and the courageous reporters.
What's truly horrific is that I don't think a single person commenting about this has asked : "WTH is America's bottomless and voracious appetite for drugs doing to the people of these countries controlled by cartels? The buck starts and stops here, if the truth is to be known. There needs to be a massive paradigm shift in how America deals with the border issue, and that begins with acknowledging our part in enabling cartel violence by FUNDING and ARMING cartel violence through off-the-chart drug purchases. WE'RE THE PROBLEM!
Thank you for doing this series. I remember listening to the Missing Women podcast during the 2020 shutdown and it has stayed with me. I will be sharing this series on my FB page. Keep up the excellent work Vince and Ironclad
Edward Calderon summed it up pretty well when he was talking about the same stuff. The ritualistic killings and the depiction of the god of death are remnants of the Aztec and Mayan culture that has found a way to survive in plain sight.
Tego Calderon aka crazy Eddie
A few years into this trend of women murdered in Mexico (the count was at about 300 at the time), two of my friends went to Juarez. The female (dark hair, dark skin, beautiful, slender, speaks fluent Spanish) ran out of cigarettes in the middle of the night, so she walked to a nearby convenience store (Johnny sleeps very soundly). She started talking to a couple of guys fixing a car, & they convinced her to get in the car with them. At some point there were several other men in the car & they had taken her out of the city. I forget the details, but she managed to get away. The local police shrugged it off, so she & Johnny cut their trip short & asked me to meet them at the hospital. She asked me to go into the exam room with her, so I saw that every centimeter of her body was bruised, and one or two of her ribs were fractured! I have no doubt that she would have been added to that list of bodies if she hadn't been able to hurt the leader of the pack, or whatever she did to escape. I feel like my heart is in my stomach every time I hear about this case since then. Thank you for helping me understand it better.
youre absolutely right, she wouldve been a statistic. i hpe your friend is doing well now, and has been healing if theres even such a thing after what she went through.
Man remember growing up going to Juarez in the 2000’s and El Paso crazy how this took me back to a sad time. Beautiful cities destroyed by violence and drugs! 😢
Same! We used to go to vertigos to drink and then cross the border back to EP.
Just a correction: El Paso wasn’t destroyed by violence and drugs the way Juarez was, like you’ve stated. In fact, El Paso is perfectly safe and we live our lives normally just like any other city. When Juarez was at its worse, even then El Paso was one of the safest cities in the US. Actually, even Juarez nowadays is not nearly as dangerous as it used to be, it was pretty bad for a bit and we were always advised not to visit but more and more people are crossing over to Juarez again for fun and are safe. That being said, a lot of people still don’t trust it and try to either stay in El Paso or be really careful in Juarez.
I lived in Juarez 6 years of the early 2ks but some of my comments talking about things like this get deleted
Same here every weekend going to Juarez to party. So So Sad
Vince, you are really becoming a good narrator and host. Kudos to everyone at Ironclad for bringing these to stories to the public in this format. No matter what god you believe in- you guys are truly doing the lord's work.
Thank you for putting this great, albeit harrowing, content out there.
🏴
I have to applaud you guys for covering this story. Im from England and if it wasn’t for narco Mexico series I would have never heard about this story. After watching that I started to look into the story.
This needs to be shared
I listened to the forgotten series and what an amazing job they all did on reporting this very scary issue
Stroking the algorithm...
Keep up the good work
Why UA-cam would sensor the word pedophile is beyond me!! WTF!! Anyway I'm trying to spread the word about this great podcast and get more people to listen!! Thank you and all your guests for the hard work!
It’s sickening right? Worse yet, many content creators willing censor themselves out of fear for not getting any crumbs from AdSense.
Thank you ironclad for your hard work focusing on this matter. This is the most insightful reporting on this subject I have heard.
Good work. I’ve been listening to your podcast for a few months now. Thank you for bringing awareness to all. I travel a lot to Mexico because my husband was deported and I always feel I need to have my guard up at all times. Keep doing what you’re doing and thank you for your service.
You have a wonderful voice! First time I’ve watched your channel, but I’m very impressed!! Thank you.
Great video. New to yalls channel but I really like the information in all the videos I’ve watched
The little TV is kinda sucky!
Top quality production 💯
I was 15 years old living in Juarez not knowing this was happening at that time! there was some much freedom in those years to be out in the city in the streets I can’t believe this horrific crimes were happening to girls my age at that time going back in those there wasn’t any awareness about this violent crimes happening it’s unbelievable thank you for your hard work on this video sad to see it’s still happening right now
Thanking youtube for suggesting this channel, newly subscribed and binge watching every episode. This should be a Netflix series its so good. Thank you for all your hard work.
Mexico needs its version Nayib Bukele. Until Mexico elects a strong leader, this problem of the Cartels will not go away and will get worse.
The problem is that Mexico is wayyyy bigger than El Salvador.. mexico could never imprison all the sicarios. Also Bukele imprisoned street thug’s, The mexican cartels have had private armies for years
Am Salvadorean but c'mon el salvador is small compared to mexico
Satanic rituals happen here AAALLL the time.
The rabbit hole goes VERY deep.
Excellent reporting! Thank you!
heartbreaking story
Noone should ever has to go through this guys noone including our women and men and children 😢😢😢😢
Thank you so much, IRONCLAD, for doing this documentary. God bless you constantly and to no end for defending the USA🇺🇸⚖️🇺🇸⚖️❤️🇺🇲🗽
This reminds me of the O9A and 764 group that forces young women to carve their symbols onto their bodies. This isn't talked about much, but there are ties to some mass shooters and those groups. It would be interesting to see a video on them by you guys
Reminds me of Adolfo Constanzo and the NarcoSatanicos
Fantastic documentary!!
Thank you for speaking on this, I have lived in El Paso TX my whole life and I had no idea these killings were rituals, 😢 horrible. Even worse that it’s being done by political figures, policemen, celebrities, etc. Reminds me of what is currently going on in the states with Diddy, people trusted him for decades, he believed he was untouchable, same thing with Epstein, makes you wonder who else is involved with these sick people?!
One suggestion for your video, I would have loved to see the 2 people you interviewed on a bigger screen not that tiny little screen, they deserve to be seen for the amazing work they have done and continue to do. God bless and keep up the great work.
Thank you for putting this up so people are aware of the the dark under belly of Mexico and the US. Feminicide is a huge present issue in Mexico. The Criminal justice system is in a desperate need of reform.
Great documentary ❤
Rip to all those innocent souls 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Serial killing is not just a North America phenomenon, I am from Colombia and we had serial killers in the past with over 300 bodies etc. serial killing is a mental health and psychotic issue.
I want to ask you something do you remember back then where a lady came running out of the motel naked she was screaming in Spanish what they were doing to her in there and what they were doing the little children put two and two together
Hi, I'm Elizabeth...USA, nice meeting you and God bless and keep you safe .
Rocco is doing amazing work. True patriot. But its hard not to picture some range 15 scenes when i see his face. His book is incredible
Yes , it's common sense it's great to see a leadership I want to connect with you.
Definitely the Mexican government ignore the flight of their citizens, no regards for human being.
This was powerful.
29:58 why give so much screen space to the fake backdrop rather than the person speaking? It doesn't emphasize the speaker or their presentation very well. Like, even though they're placed in the center of the frame they're so diminished by the surrounding image that the backdrop becomes the focus of attention.
May all sentient beings be liberated from suffering and from the causes of suffering.🕉☮️☮️☮️
Just found this great channel today and subscribed.
Also, I thought these crimes were ended with arrest of the bus drivers (had no idea that they were innocent).
Great content
I love J Town, so sad this happened
Mexico is almost a failed country.
Like America
@@Reyes_e america is by far not even close to a failed state
@@Bukubands223 I've lived in both nations I'm from North Carolina I've worked in just about every state you can think about doing insurance work on section 8 provinces there is plenty of states in America that can be compared to Mexican states in terms of poverty crime rate and infrastructure only difference is we have street gangs that don't have either the training or guts to pull of the stunts the cartels do in Mexico they have plenty of veterans within the cartel ranks from both the US, Mexico, Guatemala,and Columbia just like they have kids within their ranks for bait. That's the only difference..
This is a heart breaking story- 💔
Vincent I’m English now 0500 Tuesday another great report thank you so much for educating many ppl obviously so know most boarder things from old career 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Watching this, I suddenly got a blank tab that covered the video over. The sound stayed on for about 30 seconds, and then the sound died.
I’ve heard about this since high school in 2000, one of my favorite scenes in Narcos: Mexico is the Juarez police officer who was chasing the perpetrators of the Juarez murders “no one’s doing anything to make it stop” 😢
I gotta be honest, I hate the interviews that this guy does! They’re boring and just not entertaining in anyway 🤷♂️ that said, THIS style documentary with him doing the narrating is amazing!! Not a clue what’s different Lol but there’s something!! Keep these coming please 🙏👍
Top notch show
A new series??
Question: Where are the popular Women Organizations and why aren't they crying wolf?
In Mexico they are. In the USA they worried about other things like Jonathan Majors.
Exactly
“Crying wolf “?
@@dallasfluff3347 It's term meaning it something bad is happening you bring it to everyone's attention.
@@VilhelmSauersto “cry wolf” quiere decir que estás llamando atención a algo que no es de verdad, que estás pidiendo ayuda cuando realmente no lo necesitas, por ejemplo una situación inventada. Y Lo que pasa es que lo haces unas veces, la gente viene a ayudar y luego cuando gritas auxilio, la gente no te cree y no viene a ayudar. Eso es lo que quiere decir “crying wolf”. Quiere decir que estas mintiendo. Es del cuento para niños que se llama "the boy who cried wolf".
Just gotta love geo-politics and cartels influence
Vincent Vargas , Thank you for helping to protect and secure our border and also THANK YOU for your relentless service to our GREAT NATION!!!! God Bless You!!!!❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸💋😎❤️❤️❤️
Wtf does this have to do with "Securing" the border? Do you seriously think it's ONLY mexicans. And people from south america that commit these kinds of crimes? If that's what you really think. You need serious mental help!
Praying for your safety
I live here in El Paso. This is some good production
Juarez isn't on my list of places to visit, thats an horrendous crime 😢
Wow!
I live El Paso.
I can walk to Juarez in 10 mins.
We used to go to The Kentucky Club in high school!
Absolutely sickening
I love Lidia cacho shes the best
I cant believe shes still alive
So sad keep your family close and your self safe
This shit is wicked,, i can't even imagine this bs
AMERICAN Serial Killers have found that Mexico is Disneyland
You mean usa serial killers? America is the hole continent xD.
100% not the case. The Mexican people wouldn’t put up with, nor overlook a solo American going around killing their kids.
That’s ridiculous, it was/is Mexican nationals kidnapping/selling kids & young women to other Mexican nationals.
Just like the drug business, Mexico’s hands are dirty.
Demand for drugs doesn’t excuse your immoral behavior of earning a quick buck, at another human’s expense.
And many Mexicans can’t handle the truth, that their countrymen, their papas, tíos, primos, etc are the ones causing all of the violence & pain in the country.
Something that was really disgusting is how ONE SINGER WHO COMMITTED HORRIFIC CRIMES AGAINST CHILDREN AND HUMAN TRA FFICKING SAID IN A QWARD CEREMONY THAT HER CASE WAS AS A COVER UP FOR THIS JUAREZ CRIMES
Gloria trevi right
@@omarbecerra5374 indeed
@ can you believe the audacity?
I lived both side juarez el paso
I can’t believe you missed the connection between these events and the graphic design school named Ecco. You should look into it.
I heard a story from a former zetas member that all the people they would send from Nuevo Laredo Tamaulipas to fight in Juarez would never come back that’s how strong Juarez is
They don't care about us
Vince are u in/from EP?
Now they are in America
There was definitely more than 1 serial killer hunting in jaurez
God deliver these evil acts and people. In Jesus name!
Perhaps the cartel are considered untouchable, as the killing of unsolved crime is never been solved.
Look in Arizona.
Please keep women and children safe.
Si sad
La periodista es una Heroe
Thanks
The first time I found out about Juarez was from the Tori Amos song,so sad,it needs to end.
My hometown metroplex is about the most dangerous.
Wow this shit is crazy
Law enforcement on both sides of the border WEREN'T LOOKING FOR SQUAT
Free for all parties?! 😰 that’s horrible 💔
The Inca's, or such peoples, Human Sacrifice, the Spanish Conquest decimated such, but clearly these peoples still exist.
Not much has changed over the millennia. Disturbing to say the least
I heard US congressman were buying snuff films.
Absolutely heartbreaking 😢
As a South African we can relate with the feeling of hopelessness
I saw a film or series on TV about these women being murdered and I can't think the name of it. Does anyone know? Was it narcos or sicario?
I had no idea when I watched it that it was based in truth so would like to watch it again. I would really appreciate it if anyone can help.
maybe borderland or borderlands ? back in 2006 with jlo?
Hey YT just because you can’t say it doesn’t mean it ain’t happening! Shit is crazy wtf is going on in 2024 man I’m 40 years old and I’m worried
"Died two times so far in the grip of a powerfull ephemera rage!"