Monterrey police find 49 bodies in bags

Jimbuna · 05-13-12, 01:56 PM

One can only imagine the mess down there...wonderful neighbours

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Forty-nine mutilated bodies have been found wrapped in plastic bags near the northern Mexican city of Monterrey.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-18052540

BossMark · 05-13-12, 02:06 PM

And the stench it must have stunk like a slaughter house

Gargamel · 05-13-12, 04:18 PM

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Originally Posted by BossMark

And the stench it must have stunk like a slaughter house

Actually, here in Cleveland, we recently had a serial killer that was hiding bodies in his house. But the meat processor two blocks away kept getting fined for the smell.

vienna · 05-13-12, 04:28 PM

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Actually, here in Cleveland, we recently had a serial killer that was hiding bodies in his house. But the meat processor two blocks away kept getting fined for the smell.

From what I've heard of Cleveland, how were they able to pinpoint the smell?

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Blood_splat · 05-13-12, 05:22 PM

I think more people are killed in the drug cartel wars than the war on terror ie Iraq/Afghanistan.

Reece · 05-13-12, 05:59 PM

This thread stinks!

Stealhead · 05-13-12, 05:59 PM

If you counted just the American/NATO loses yes if you counted all sides and civilians killed by attacks,suicide bombings,and reprisal tribal killings in Iraq and Afghanistan the cartel drug war killings are lower by thousands not to say that there is much violence occurring there.

For the enemy in Iraq the number is around 28,736-37,120 and 113,728 civilians died in Afghanistan Taliban loses can only be guessed at but it is well over 10,000 around 14,700 civilian deaths since 2001. The Mexican drug war the estimate for all sides and civilians is around 54,927 bad indeed but it could be much much worse 54,927 is close to the loses of Americans during the 10 years that they consider the Vietnam War the cartel war on the other hand has only be "hot" since 2006 though they have been fighting each other to some extent since the late 1980's.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mexican_Drug_War

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_in_...2%80%93present)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iraq_War

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BossMark Fleet Admiral Join Date: May 2011 Location: Leeds, West Yorkshire Posts: 15,272 Downloads: 278 Uploads: 0	And the stench it must have stunk like a slaughter house __________________ Never trust the Tories look what Thatcher and Major did in the 80s and 90s and look what the wicked witch May is doing now doing now

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Reece CINC Pacific Fleet Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Down Under Posts: 34,688 Downloads: 171 Uploads: 0	This thread stinks! __________________ *Sub captains go down with their ship!*

05-13-12, 05:59 PM	#7
Stealhead Navy Seal Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Kentucky Posts: 5,421 Downloads: 85 Uploads: 0	If you counted just the American/NATO loses yes if you counted all sides and civilians killed by attacks,suicide bombings,and reprisal tribal killings in Iraq and Afghanistan the cartel drug war killings are lower by thousands not to say that there is much violence occurring there. For the enemy in Iraq the number is around 28,736-37,120 and 113,728 civilians died in Afghanistan Taliban loses can only be guessed at but it is well over 10,000 around 14,700 civilian deaths since 2001. The Mexican drug war the estimate for all sides and civilians is around 54,927 bad indeed but it could be much much worse 54,927 is close to the loses of Americans during the 10 years that they consider the Vietnam War the cartel war on the other hand has only be "hot" since 2006 though they have been fighting each other to some extent since the late 1980's. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mexican_Drug_War http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_in_...2%80%93present) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iraq_War Last edited by Stealhead; 05-13-12 at 06:11 PM.

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Blood_splat Samurai Navy Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Beneath the waves Posts: 568 Downloads: 20 Uploads: 0	I think more people are killed in the drug cartel wars than the war on terror ie Iraq/Afghanistan.