Narco Cultura Page #4
Why'?
They decapited him alive.
Those animals out him up into
16 pieces.
Everybody saw when they took my
son.
It would have been better
if they killed him right there.
But they decapitated him alive.
That's what I can't stand.
The pain.
That I can't stand.
Shout, Juarez, Shout!
Shout about the pain they are
causing!
Why doesn't anybody shout'?
Today, Durango, I want you to pay attention
even if it hasn't happened to you.
But I want you to look around
YOU, and think and listen
to the pain of the cries:
"Give me back my son!
Give me back my father.
Give me back my brothers. "
Because if you don't cry today,
Durango.
If you don't go home with a new awareness
that tomorrow can't be the same as today
that tomorrow you can't live
the same as you lived today.
Tomorrow you have the responsibility
because if you don't become
aware today
tomorrow Durango will be an
abandoned homeland.
We've walked 3,400 km to get to
Ciudad Juarez
the epicenter of the pain of
this country.
The march stayed in Juarez for
two days.
Over those 48 hours, we kept
working like always,
and processed 19 more
homicides.
I want a protection blessing.
We're going to Mexico.
What part?
To Culiacn.
Close your eyes.
How good that you have faith.
What parts of your life would change if
someone gave you a million dollars'?
What wouldn't I do'?
Build a house for my mom and
dad.
A house for me and my family.
You have your plans, but in that moment you
won't know what to do with that money.
You know why'? Because you don't
need it.
You simply don't need that
money.
Or do you?
I just need my health and to
be...
Exactly. Health and security.
How old are you?
How old do I look?
Twenty-seven.
I just turned 60, and one day
you will too.
And at this age you have done
what you've done.
And once you complete your
mission then that's that.
I'll be back. Are you going to
behave?
No parties in the house okay'?
hotel.
Not in Mexico. F*** no.
Mexico's dangerous.
Yeah I'm scared.
AK-47!
What did he say'?
He said AK-47!
Wait wait wait! What about me?
Stop lying to him, Edgar.
This is to everyone who says
BuKnas aren't in Culiacn.
Here we are right in the middle
of Culiacn!
city, here we are!
Check it out, look all around
us!
If you know it well, you'll
know where we are!
Hey, look at his shirt!
BuKnas, see'?
That's me, in the middle.
Is this all yours'?
Yeah, everything here is ours.
It's really peaceful here.
Well of course, this is our
territory.
You guys are the bosses here. Just
tell us what to do and when to do it.
Because you know how the water
runs here.
I don't want there to be any
problems.
We came for what we came for.
Do some singing, have a good
time...
We can go wherever we want.
I just feel grateful right now.
Happy and grateful for...
Even the dogs don't bark at us
here.
What?
Even the dogs don't bark at us
here.
This is the good stuff, bro.
My friend and I were cooking
meth.
We were happy, over there at
the ranch near Modesto.
When the DEA came,
the lookout was in place.
How much is in each bag?
One pound.
How much is that worth in
dollars?
$9,000 each in Los Angeles.
$100,000 total.
He traded in his boats
for pots to cook meth.
He brought it to Phoenix, Arizona
where he sold the "crystal".
Catrin and I will cook
and we'll send you the rocks.
Just keep working at it, the
gringos will keep smoking it.
That's the song. Put it on the
list.
You have to write down a few songs
so we can record them in L.A.
Anything I write in my garage
in L.A. is just bullshit.
You have to experience the real
I didn't hit a single one!
Arriba Culiacn, Sinaloa!
What a surprise to find you on
my ranch.
He'd been waiting for me for a
while.
Because I have so many hitmen.
They offered me so much money
I don't care what you say.
They paid me to kill him.
Right now, we're gonna play for
this guy.
And he's going to pay us cash.
He wants us to go now.
Here'? In here'?
No, we're going to his place.
Okay fine.
He's the son of "The Rooster of
Sinaloa. "
"The Rooster of Sinaloa"? Okay.
The private party's on. Let's
go.
I've got some "cuchita blanca. "
Four little grams of it.
Can I try some tomorrow'?
Yes of course. I'll give you
some to try.
How is life here?
It's the best, my friend.
It's the very best.
If you have money, you do
whatever you want.
Shoot guns...
smoke marijuana...
...in front of the poli-oops,
I didn't say anything.
Sometimes we shoot paintballs
at the transit cops.
Yeah we start shooting "boom
boom boom"
and they all go, "Ahhhh!"
They get really scared.
Money and happiness.
They're the same thing.
First you get the power,
then you get the money
then you get the b*tches.
...In other words.
I bring a bag full of ammo
of pure AK-47 and .45.
Don't presume to be brave
I have enough, thank God.
At the federales' checkpoint.
They only say to me, "Pass
through, sir".
Don't ask where I came from.
Much less where I'm going
lam a Sinaloense and very true
I have enemies, what can I do'?
I will never forgive traitors.
And if I fight, I won't lose.
I never get scared.
When provoked, I respond.
It was night and all of a
sudden
we started to hear a very loud
engine rumble.
And Richi thinks they're
policemen.
They pass near our car
and someone in the first truck
says:
"What's up faggots?"
tells them:
"Go ahead, go ahead!"
Eight trucks pass by.
Really big trucks with masked
men inside.
That's when I said,
"These aren't policemen!"
Suddenly we were in the
eye of the hurricane.
Like that.
And the guy in the passenger
seat got out.
The guy who said "what's up
faggots?"
Yes, the guy who said "what's
up faggots. "
He was an elegant man.
With a trench coat nearly
touching the floor but elegant!
Classy shoes, nice pants and
shirt.
Skinny and with white hair.
You would think he was a
lawyer.
He comes down holding an AK-47.
He starts to tell us, Coco
first
with an AK-47 pointed at his
stomach.
"Don't you know who we are?"
"The truth is I don't. "
When they realized we weren't
doing anything
they started to leave.
All the vans took off.
get the radio
and call 23.
Nothing.
The next day Internal Affairs
called us in.
"Do you remember the trucks?"
I remembered that they were
luxury trucks.
"Did you see the plates?"
I saw them. I saw. But no, I
didn't see.
I didn't see anything.
I'm supposed to risk my life
and my family's life'?
How much more do we have to
deal with?
Will it change'?
Will this change'?
God willing.
our conversation.
My friend Isaac Jesus Orona was
murdered.
He was ambushed near his home
becoming the fourth investigator
in our unit to be assassinated.
We're with you.
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