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Photograph from the past
Does anyone on here know when this photo was taken before or after the death of cartel boss Lazcano
u/Guilty_Birthday_9973 — 11 hours ago
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did pacho herrera met amado carillo fluentes in real life ?
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u/Flashy_Tomorrow4068 — 1 day ago
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Narco Football (2026) new documentary is so accurate!
Dirty Game's next episode investigates something that doesn't get talked about enough — how deep cartel money ran through Colombian football in the 80s and 90s, to the point where it built one of the most feared teams in South American history.
Here's a link to the full documentary: https://youtu.be/0OW8MkEm_tg
Not spoiling where the story goes, but if you know anything about Andrés Escobar you already have a sense of the stakes here.
u/Option_Most — 21 hours ago
Satanic chapels made by Los Zetas being demolished by authorities. 2012
u/FantasticMe369 — 2 days ago
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Took me 10 years to notice this clever foreshadowing Orlando Henao's fate by starting the very next scene focusing on Pacho's brother's hands.
u/Rare-Statistician-58 — 5 days ago
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How those that grew up there, how powerful was La Familia Michoacana at their peak?
Reading about it and watching the news is completely different than growing up there at experiencing what was going on. The people I’ve talked to that have moved here seem to have varying opinions and some didn’t even know they existed, it the consensus is typically they were pretty bad but they would take when they had control of the state over what’s going on with the wars between CJNG and their splinter groups
u/Own-Accountant9096 — 5 days ago
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Z-40. Leader of los zetas right after being arrested. 2013
The captain and 4 of the marines who helped capture him would later be falsely accused and imprisoned after several local police who were on the payroll of Z-40 had their bribes cut. In revenge they made up false charges and got the marines imprisoned where they remain to this day one apparently committed suicide in prison.
u/No_Veterinarian9303 — 8 days ago
Mexico's New Batman Vigilante Looks a Lot Like a Cartel
seasonsofcrime.comu/LaylaOrleans — 7 days ago
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Narcos Mexico
I'm watching the original Narcos for the first time, I really enjoyed the first Season, currently almost finished on Season 2 which is decent! After Season 3, is it worth watching Narcos Mexico? What's the quality of that show in comparison?
Does it stand out in its own right?
u/_jd4692_ — 12 days ago
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Aurelio Casillas
Has anyone watched this show? Is it good/accurate?
u/balconesdeoblatos — 8 days ago
The Miami Drug Economy of the 1970s and 1980s
This documentary explores the Miami drug economy of the 1970s and 1980s, revealing how the cocaine trade transformed the city's crime, politics, law enforcement, and culture. Through historical events, real cases, and expert analysis, it examines the rise of powerful trafficking networks, the impact of the Cocaine Cowboys era, and the lasting influence of the drug boom on Miami's history. Perfect for viewers interested in true crime, organized crime, and American history documentaries.
u/WaterWorldOfficial — 9 days ago
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Gildardo Uriarte alias el tiburon
One of the men responsible for taking over Tecate right now. He’s apart of the CAF/CH/CJNG alliance in Baja California
u/Embarrassed-Creme186 — 13 days ago