Ed Calderon

And there's nothing to find.

is what they tell me with that process.

You go to my hometown of Tijuana, that's where we had a... Peeling cauldrons of diesel to dispose bodies.

Yeah.

And then you go to Tijuana, where I'm from, and then you got the phenomenon of a pozoleiro who would get rid of people with...

caustic soda, just a mixture of chemicals that you could find at a hardware store and they would make people into pink slurry and just dump the pink slurry in a hole and just cover it up.

So the numbers that we see as far as dead and missing, it's not a real number.

It has to be bigger.

It is a place where you'll go into some towns and there's just a bunch of old men and females because all the men were gone.

Or you'll see these abandoned graves in some places.

I talked to a lady who's a part of some of these...

there's these organizations all over the country right now.

There are grassroots organizations that are basically just dedicated to finding clandestine body disposal places.

They're looking for their family members, basically.

Uh,

How do you say that word?

Izaguirre?

Yeah, that's the one I told you.

People were trying to make it seem like this was like an extermination camp.

Izaguirre.