New Podcast: Culiacán’s Dead Kids – The City That Buries Its Own
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Culiacán’s Dead Kids – The City That Buries Its Own
A massacre at a car wash. Children executed in broad daylight. Mayiza wants control of Los Chapitos’ territory, and the city is paying the price.
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RCQ 🍿
Who did this massacre los chapos or los mayos ?
Mayiza
I just read the blurb from your podcast. I feel pretty stupid/uninformed. You, apparently are blaming this war on El Mayo. I don’t think you’ve explicitly said this before or if you have…I missed it.
I suppose it’s revenge for El Mayo’s kidnapping? You also said he’s holding Mexico hostage. Is he doing that by staging this revenge tour?
Whoever fires the first shot is the one who initiates the war—would you agree?
Unless you’re Ukraine…
Wasn’t the kidnapping the first shot?
I don’t know what came after that. It’s all a bloody blur.
The kidnapping was the spark that ignited the war, but it also had the potential to serve as a turning point for dialogue. Mayo made this abundantly clear in his letter, which stated unequivocally: “No war.”
Kidnappings happen every day, yet they don’t always escalate into full-scale conflict. Wars begin with direct attacks on enemy territory—without exception. Mayito Flaco didn’t stockpile resources in preparation for the kidnapping; he did so in anticipation of war.