Ed Calderon

Maria Carmela Vasquez, a mother who searched for her missing son, was shot to death outside her home on Sunday.

Her son, Osmar Vasquez, disappeared on June 14th.

The 46-year-old woman is the fifth mother to be killed this year while searching for their missing loved ones.

She was a member of the Payamo Missing Person Collective.

So there's a separate operation for getting rid of bodies and murdering the people.

Who's having those discussions about mass murder and getting rid of people?

I've been reading a lot about

World War II recently, and there was aggressive innovation on the Nazi side of how to get rid of a large number of people.

But for the longest time, both the Soviets, and the Soviets were more brutal with this.

It's literally, it's an engineering problem of how you kill a large number of people and get rid of their bodies.

So the Soviets were more into

just laying people down into the grave face down and then shooting them in the back of the head and then doing that on mass scale.

So you just pile people on.

And then there was obviously innovation with the Holocaust in terms of gassing people and all that kind of stuff.

So there's a manual?

There's a manual somewhere.

Like with chapters, and it's like how to get rid of the body.

There's manuals out there.

Under time constraints, or what are, how...

How identifiable can the body be afterwards?