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   The Cartel Cut The Body Of The Murdered Man Into Pieces. 976 Views. admin. 5 months Ago. 0:01:23. Dude Is Shot, Beheaded And Dismembered By Cartel Members.

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3. www.talkingdrugs.org › las-flacas-the-growing-roleLas Flacas: The Growing Role of Women in Mexican Drug ...

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   Mar 31, 2017 · Details are continuing to emerge about a secretive group of women in Mexico, allegedly involved in drug trafficking and extreme violence: Las Flacas. Although there is little detailed public knowledge about “las Flacas” – which translates to “The Skinnies”, or “the skinny girls” – the name has become associated with brutal ...

4. www.news.com.au › world › north-americaIdeal killers: ‘Young, beautiful, reckless’ female death squad

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   Female death squads known as 'The Skinny Girls' who use their good looks to get close to rivals then kill have become the most effective secret weapons for Mexico's drug cartels. WARNING: Graphic ...

5. allthatsinteresting.com › narco-instagram-photosThe Crazy Narco Instagram Photos Of Mexico’s Drug Cartels

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   See inside the lavish, gaudy and lethal world of Mexico's most feared narcos, as posted to their own cartel Instagram accounts. Sports cars, gold-plated guns, attractive women and leopards—all in a day's work for a Mexican narco with an Instagram account.

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   See a recent post on Tumblr from @jedi-lothwolf about cartel. Discover more posts about narcos, and cartel.

7. www.lmtonline.com › border-mexico › articleShocking photos, headlines highlight the brutality of Mexican ...

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   Nov 29, 2017 · From a pile of dead bodies left outside a residence in a Texas border town to an Easter weekend shootout overtaking a popular tourist spot, 2017 had its share of horrifying cartel violence.

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   Who are Mexican drug cartel assassins?

   • FEMALE death squads who use their good looks to get close to rivals then kill have become the most effective secret weapons for Mexico’s drug cartels. The assassins are young Mexican women who ooze beauty and charm — known as “Las Flacas” (Skinny Girls) — and are now common place in major criminal cartels and their drug trafficking operations.

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   Are Mexican drug cartels taking over Instagram?

   • Instagram has long been a place for people to brag—whether it’s folks showing off their post-workout muscles, their new shoes or even the nauseating #RichKidsOfInstagram—but Mexican drug cartels are taking things to the extreme.

   The Crazy Narco Instagram Photos Of Mexico’s Drug Cartels

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   Are 'The Skinny Girls' a secret weapon for Mexico's drug cartels?

   • Female death squads known as 'The Skinny Girls' who use their good looks to get close to rivals then kill have become the most effective secret weapons for Mexico's drug cartels. FEMALE death squads who use their good looks to get close to rivals then kill have become the most effective secret weapons for Mexico’s drug cartels.

   Mexican drug cartels: Hot female death squads the latest weapons in

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   Why did women become a part of cartels in Mexico?

   • Cartels began to realise that it was easier for women to avoid detection, as they are not traditionally perceived as perpetrators of violence or large-scale trafficking in Mexico. Rather, women were more commonly responsible for the inner administrative structure of the cartels, such as laundering money or serving as drug couriers.

   Las Flacas: The Growing Role of Women in Mexican Drug Violence

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   Are narco cartels showing off on Instagram?

   • Take a look at these shockingly over-the-top narco Instagram photos to be found on these drug lords’ social media accounts: The children of fugitive drug lord El Chapo are thought to have started the trend for cartels showing off on Instagram. El Chapo’s cartel, the Sinaloa Cartel, is thought to make up to $3 billion a year in profit.

   The Crazy Narco Instagram Photos Of Mexico’s Drug Cartels

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   Who was the first female jefe of a cartel?

   • Carreón was, allegedly, the first known female jefe (boss) of a major cartel. The second Flaca, who used the alias Nancy Manriquez Quintanar, was also arrested in 2011 while working alongside Los Zetas. She is thought to be responsible for the murders of at least nine members of opposing cartels.

   Las Flacas: The Growing Role of Women in Mexican Drug Violence

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9. www.texasstandard.org › stories › women-in-mexicanWomen In Mexican Drug Cartels Are Rising To The Top

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   Apr 11, 2017 · Cartel women have been posting photos to social media – pictures showing them scantily clad and holding what appear to be automatic rifles or posing with chained-up tigers. But some of the level of female involvement in drug cartels is based on rumors, Jones says.