Authorities in Mexico have discovered an extermination camp run by the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) where the drug dealers murdered at least 200 people, if not more.
When officials discovered the site, known as Rancho Izaguirre, they found hundreds of pairs of shoes, hundreds of backpacks, piles of clothes, and even a farewell letter written by one of the cartel’s victims, according to Maria Herrera Mellado at Gateway Hispanic.
Investigators found a large crematory where an untold number of human bodies had been incinerated. And they found human ashes and bone fragments in the ovens constructed there.
The Mexican National Guard had raided the property once back in 2024 and made arrests, but the extensive cremation facilities had not been discovered at that time because the army did not inspect the entire 10,000 square-meter property.
Among the personal property discarded on the site, they found a letter written by Eduardo Lerma Nito, who was 20 years old when he was last seen by his family and friends.
It is a stark reminder that the Mexican government is not doing much of anything to stop these dangerous terror organizations.
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