[Black Label] Machete

Obscura: A True Crime Podcast

Justin Drown

True Crime, Personal Journals, History, Documentary, News, Society & Culture

4.6 • 2.9K Ratings

🗓️ 14 May 2021

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Black Label episodes are typically exclusive to Patreon supporters, to listen to our other episodes find us on Patreon at the link below. Extreme content warning. In two parts, one longer, this episode explores an increasingly desensitized internet and the dark corners of the web that's ripe for radicalization. Part 01 explores a horrific crime that's met callous jokes by users that don't bother to hide their identity. Part 02 is a deep dive into internet radicalization and its effects after nearly two decades.Visit us online at ObscuraCrimePodcast.comCheckout our other podcasts at itsArcLightMedia.comSupport the Obscura podcast and access the exclusive Black Label episodes by becoming a Patron at Patreon.com/obscuracrimepodcast(Sources can be found on our website)

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0:00.0	Welcome to Obscura Black Label.
0:13.2	This is Obscura, straight with no chaser.
0:15.9	He's on jokingly, he said, well, what if it's a body?
0:20.5	We checked it out.
0:21.9	We could only see the head and the left hand sticking out of the mud had rings on it,
0:27.2	and apparently she had died screaming.
0:29.2	So, let's go!
0:59.2	Listener, the audio I'm going to play in Part 1 can never be unheard.
1:26.8	Listener, listen to me a translated news story related to the case.
1:47.3	Alongside horrifying footage, since then I've been somewhat obsessed with the case itself.
1:53.9	Fortunately, the information available to me is somewhat limited.
1:58.0	I can only touch on what I have.
2:00.3	Still, I feel I need to cover the case, even if it's only to process these events.
2:07.3	Reminder, this is so ranting stuff, you've been warned.
2:17.7	Part 1, Machete San Miguel Chisek, Ulta Verapaz, Guatemala, Monday, October 29, 2018.
2:38.9	Rage quenched, Mario Tatecao, flees from his home, with only the glow of pale moonlight
2:44.3	to guide him.
2:45.9	These running as fast as his feet will allow him.
2:49.1	The sounds of screams coming from a cow's home were frequent occurrence in the village
2:53.0	of La Ila del Norte.
2:55.4	The cries of a woman heard between strikes.
2:58.8	It was an accepted fact that Alejandra Yicco Chube, the hardworking mother of three,
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