Surgeons Found Entombed in Concrete Drums - from 1997

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This is from a drug cartel's murder in Mexico. The two victims are doctors who participated in cosmetic surgery on Amado Carrillo Fuentes. The drug lord died during the surgery, and many suspected it was on purpose.

The two doctors disappeared a few days after the incident, and were found in November 1997 in the condition shown in the photographs. You can read a bit more about it here.

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Ha poor fuckers that must have been hell!
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ruthless fuckers the mexicans ..look at polos :mrgreen: smal fry in the money stakes compared to the columbian pablo escabar who basically started the cocain trade in america... they (US..FBI) estemate his annual turnover was around 60 billion dollars (yes billion) he was smuggling 15 tons of cocaine a day, worth more than half a billion dollars, into the United States he actually offered to pay off columbias national debt if they left him alone 8O

he was about 3 years ahead of the DEA with his methods of smuggling... it was his idea to build a sub. they spend $2500 a month on elastic bands to wrap the money up and wrote of 10% off all money because rats would eat it or it simply went rotten..

loads of book on him well worth a read..
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Sounds like an interesting chap.

Any recommendations on books? One from here would be good http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_ ... Caps%2C169
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http://www.amazon.co.uk/Escobar-Inside- ... 351&sr=1-1

thats the one i bought.. its wrote by his brother the things he thought of were really clever...
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Cheers, just bought it.

Have this and Dexter to read now. Bought the first Dexter book.
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skeletor wrote:Cheers, just bought it.

Have this and Dexter to read now. Bought the first Dexter book.
I bought a WW2 book in an attempt to try and read. I read about 3 pages. It was good. :lol:
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Perhaps you should stick to Biff and Chip or Spot the Dog.
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Bought the first Dexter book.
yeah i think it starts the same as the first series.. but things happen that differ alot later on i think so dont skip any....
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I won't.

Nearly finished that Pablo Escobar book so will start Dexter after that. Whether you agree with his drug trafficking or not, his story is quite something.
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