And you put,

You want to work,

you in the four letters?

I that day,

I was dead.

Of my daughter,

of my wife, of my mom. And there was where me made the question. What do you want to the ones who want to be the sikari? And I kept thinking three seconds. I went to the man. And I got to have the hand, I went to This young man will call David.

He's wearing a mask and using a fake name

because he's still being monitored by his former employer, the Halisco New Generation Cartel, the largest and most powerful criminal organization in Mexico.

David is only 20 years old. He's still a kid. But the time he spent as a cicario with the CJNGJ. N.G. was more violent and traumatizing than most

real soldiers experience in sanctioned wars for their countries. The stories you were about to hear

are the most unbelievable things ever told on this podcast. But after spending time in

Halisco and talking to other cicadios, soldiers, and people familiar with the CJNG, I can assure you they are all true. What happened to David happens to thousands of young men and women in Mexico every day. Enjoy. Much a type of military. Why? Because the commandant of that schoolita, was an ex-militar. Incluso, also, also, we gaseer. We got us, we metier like three minutes there. a little. I mean, I just were going to be to start. In my training, they were two adiastraders me. They were to get a camp of the fire, and they put to the fire at the black. If you're hoven and you're here in Halisco well known by

the If you're young and you're

here in

Halisco,

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by the

Cartel

Most Polaroos

of Mexico,

obviously.

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