Thread: Headless Bodies Discovered Near U.S. Border

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Headless Bodies Discovered Near U.S. Border
Four decapitated bodies were found Wednesday on an empty lot 15 miles south of the U.S.-Mexico border, 10News reported.

The bodies were wrapped in blankets and bound with tape.

Three of the dead have been identified as police officers from Rosarito, Mexico. The fourth body is a civilian.

An anonymous caller told police where in Tijuana they could find the victims’ heads.

The police officers disappeared Tuesday night after being sent to investigate a kidnapping.

Unconfirmed reports said the fourth victim was a U.S. resident who had been kidnapped.

This is Gang Rule. The Gangs Rule Mexico and the US too if we dont stop illegal immigration. Coming to a community near you.

Someone remind me to put this on the homepage Friday.

W

Just another story about the law abiding citizens who are invading our nation through our Southern Border.

When are our elected officials going to wake up?

This administration doesn't care what happens to Americans as the violence continues its inexorable march across our open southern border into our heartland. Thousands of Americans have either lost their lives or been the victims of countless other crimes perpetrated by illegal aliens against them and their property. This worthless administration has done nothing and will continue to do nothing to protect the lives of Americans by securing our borders.

http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld ... -headlines

In Rosarito, 3 Police Officers, 1 Civilian Found Decapitated
From the Associated Press

4:43 PM PDT, June 21, 2006

MONTERREY, Mexico — The decapitated bodies of three police officers and one civilian were found early Wednesday dumped in an empty lot in the beach city of Rosarito, about 15 miles (25 kilometers) south of the Mexico-California border, authorities said.

The bodies of Rosarito police officers Ismael Arellano, Jesus Hernandez and Benjamin Ventura, and a civilian who has not been identified, were discovered about 7 a.m. local time wrapped in blankets tied with tape, police said.

Police said the officers disappeared late Tuesday after responding to a report of a possible kidnapping in the Huahauatay neighborhood.

A witness told police about 100 men, some wearing uniforms resembling those of Mexico's Federal Agency of Investigation, or AFI, were at the scene of the alleged kidnapping when the officers showed up, said a spokesman with the attorney general's office in the state of Baja California, where Rosarito is located. The person asked not to be identified because he is not allowed to publicly discuss the investigation.

Police located the four heads mid-Wednesday in the border city of Tijuana, across from San Diego, the spokesman said.

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June 21, 2006, 11:23PM



Mexicans find the bodies of 3 officers and another man
By RICHARD MAROSI
Los Angeles Times

SAN DIEGO - Mexican authorities discovered the decapitated bodies of three police officers and another man Wednesday near an empty lot in the seaside town of Rosarito Beach about 20 miles south of the California border.

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The officers had gone missing Tuesday after responding to a report of a kidnapping. Witnesses said the officers were intercepted by about 100 heavily armed men dressed as Mexican federal agents, according to a spokesman for the Baja California attorney general's office.

The men's bodies showed signs of torture. Their heads were found in Tijuana several miles away. Authorities say the men were the victims of an organized crime hit.

Rosarito Beach, a popular weekend destination for Southern Californians, also is a heavily contested transshipment point for drug traffickers.

One of the victims, Benjamin Fabian Ventura, was the bodyguard of Rosarito Beach's former police chief, Carlos Bowser Miret, who was killed in an ambush last year.

The other dead police officers were Jesus Hernandez Ballesteros and Ismael Arellano Torres. The fourth man was not identified.

Drug violence has been rife along the border since President Vicente Fox declared "the mother of all battles" on drug cartels in January 2005.

Reuters News Service contributed to this report.



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Sounds like our friends, south of the border are using Al Qaeda tactics now.

Damn that lying, cheating George W. Bush !!! errrrrgh.

HOW DARE HIM tell the American people to relax and don't worry because family values don't stop at the Rio Grande !!!!! Give US a BREAK !!

I remember a story years ago from down around Rosarito where a drug gang broke into a house at night where three families lived(they were all related), they rounded up everybody and herded them into the patio where they were gunned down with automatic rifles, most of them were women and children from about three years old to seventy.
This was done just to send a message to a rival drug gang.

"Unconfirmed reports said the fourth victim was a U.S. resident who had been kidnapped."

This sounds like Iraq!!! Are the same terrorists in Mexico or so the Mexican gangs do this stuff too? We should not let any of them in our country.