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The video delves into the brutal torture methods employed by Mexican cartels like the Sinaloa cartel, Beltran Leyva cartel, and Los Zetas cartel. Techniques such as 'El guiso' involving water and sulfuric acid, waterboarding with dangerous additives, and horrific practices like face peeling and dismemberment instill fear and showcase the violence for intimidation. Cartels utilize extreme violence, psychological torture, and gruesome tactics to maintain power and punish those who oppose them. The mention of cartel kitchens, like La Galleria Ranch in Northern Veracruz, where human remains were found, illustrates the horrifying reality of cartel operations.
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In this segment of the video, the focus is on the brutal torture methods used by Mexican cartels including the Sinaloa cartel, Beltran Leva cartel, and Los Zetas cartel. One of the methods discussed is ‘El guiso’ where victims are submerged in a boiling concoction of water and sulfuric acid, leading to excruciating pain and slow death. Santiago Meza Lopez, also known as ‘El pozoleo,’ gained notoriety for using this method. Another torture method highlighted is waterboarding, a cruel punishment involving drowning sensation and extreme pain, with cartels like Los Zetas adding their deadly Mexican twist to it. The leader Miguel Trevino or ’40’ was known for using these tactics, causing both physical and psychological trauma to victims.
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In this segment of the video, it is discussed how cartel members use waterboarding with carbonated water and hot peppers as a torture technique. Additionally, high-ranking cartel members often keep dangerous wild animals as pets to instill fear and for torture purposes. The practice of face peeling and skinning humans alive is also highlighted as a brutal form of torture utilized by Mexican cartels, often reserved for rival cartel members or individuals who cross the organization. Dismemberment is mentioned as another brutal tactic employed by cartels to instill fear and maintain power.
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In this segment of the video, it is discussed how cartels use brutal methods such as machetes, knives, and injections of drugs like morphine to torture victims to extract information. The goal is not only to get information but also to instill fear in others. Psychological torture and extreme violence are used to show the consequences of going against the cartel’s wishes. The brutal actions, including dismemberment and psychological manipulation, are designed to maintain power and intimidate rivals and the public, showcasing the gruesome reality of cartel activities. The mention of cartel kitchens, filled with bloody handprints, discarded clothes, and piles of bones, highlights the gruesome role these locations play in the cartels’ violent operations.
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In this part of the video, it is highlighted that at La Galleria Ranch in Northern Veracruz, one of the 12 known cartel kitchens in the area, Mexican authorities discovered human bone fragments, teeth, and nails. These kitchens were used by the Los Zetas cartel for brutal acts like incinerating victims and cooking humans. The La Galleria kitchen was a site of horror and psychological torture for victims, with rumors of meeting death. The gruesome sights and sounds in these kitchens were described as harrowing, causing psychological trauma before the actual torture began.