32 found dead in a home in Mexico

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:03):
Dismembered bodies of thirty two people were found in an
abandoned home in Mexico. In Mexico's violence racked Juanawato State,
belonged to their home, belonging a total of thirty two victims.
Fifteen people have been positively identified so far from the
remains which were discovered during a search for missing people

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in the city of at a Plato. The remains were
fragmented and complex. Local media reports that investigators found body
parts in plastic bags. Relatives of missing people who belonged
to a collective called Ostain and Coltrate until I Find
You visited the site on Monday. Organized crime groups frequently
bury their victims in clandestine graves. The Mexican government's current

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tally of disappeared peoples over one hundred and thirty thousand.
Juanawato in central Mexico as a thriving industrial hub and
home to several popular tourist destinations, but also the country's
deadly estate due to gang turf wears turf wars. According
to official homicide statistics, much of the violence in juanna
Wata is linked to conflict between the Santa Rosa Delema

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gang and the Alisco New Generation cartel. Juanawato itself has
recorded more than thirty one hundred murders this year alone,
the most of any Mexican state in accounting for ten
percent of it nationwide. So that's quite a bit. I mean,
that's so far four hundred. That's almost five six thousand
for the year. I don't know how many Mexico has

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for the year, but it's pretty high in Guanawato. I
have to look to see relative to what it was before.
Right now, it looks like they're projecting to hit about
five thousand