Will Chalk

Do you feel guilty about that?

Yes, a lot of times innocent people die, children die.

There is a lot of death of innocent people.

A lot of people will keep dying because the cartel is still fighting and it's going to keep getting worse.

This war will continue.

Nothing will come down until there is only one faction left.

There's a small protest taking place outside the main cathedral on this beautiful sunny day in Kulia Khan.

Lots of relatives of the victims of the cartel violence are here.

They're wearing white.

Some are carrying pictures of their loved ones.

They're all sexes, ages.

It gives you a sense of how all-encompassing the violence is here.

The chant here is, they took them away alive, we want them back alive.

It's seven hours since the peace march, and the sun is setting here in Kuliakan, and they almost made it through the day without a killing, but just in front of me is a young man who's just been gunned down.

He's 16 years old.

He was on his bike.

He's wearing blue jeans, and he's got a light blue T-shirt on.

He's still tangled up in his bike.

He's lying dead there on the pavement.

Oh!