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To: tejek who wrote (576081)	7/12/2010 9:36:10 PM
From: Brumar89	Respond to of 1584437

That was hotair posting an AP story.

To: tejek who wrote (576081)	7/12/2010 9:37:33 PM
From: Brumar89	Respond to of 1584437

TIME Magazine: Behind Mexico's Wave of Beheadings By Ioan Grillo / Mexico City Monday, Sep. 08, 2008 time.com A stack of corpses, part of 11 decapitated bodies bearing signs of torture, lie in a suburb of Merida in eastern Mexico .......... The biggest mass beheading in recent history caused widespread revulsion in Mexico but little surprise. Decapitations have become as commonplace in the increasingly vicious narco turf battles as stabbings are in London. During August alone, gangsters hacked off 30 craniums across the country — adding to the total of almost 200 BEHEADINGS in 2008 so far. Heads have been stuck on crosses, shoved into iceboxes and left in car trunks along with snakes. .....