Ed Calderon

They have no body to bury.

Yeah.

And there's a lot of coffins with just the head or not even that in Mexico buried in the ground.

It is the evolution of what is considered normal in Mexico.

People will get shot.

by the dozens, people will get displayed in this horrific, and people will just go back to work.

That's every day.

And that's the scary part of it, I think, for most of the people that live down there, is how normalized it has become.

It's not an abnormal thing to hear some of these things.

I think I think the first time people start getting like an inkling of this was in the 90s when the phenomenon of this guy Adolfo Constanzo happened.

This was on the border between Texas and Juarez area.

They called him the narco satanico, the Satanist narc.

Oh, boy.

He was a high-level practitioner of something called palo and santeria.

And he would do rituals for people, like in cartels.

And he started his own cartel because he was pretty successful at social engineering and folk magic, basically, is what he was doing.

And at some point, he started believing in his power, and he instructed some of the members of his gang to abduct an American because he needed a brain for his cauldron, where he would do some of these rituals.

And I think that's the first time Americans got a little, like a small glimpse of the underground brutality monster

religious occultism and just torture and murder that has been going on down there for many years.

But it has gotten really bad in the past 20, 30 years.