Los Zetas
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Sep 27, 2026
The Sanity Interview: Derek Maltz Sr.
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22:09Derek Maltz Sr.GUEST
And on that plane, there were several very high-level Mexican bad guys that they removed from Mexico and sent them to America to face justice.
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22:19Derek Maltz Sr.GUEST
And on that plane were the leaders of Los Zetas cartel, Z-40, Z-42.
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22:25Derek Maltz Sr.GUEST
They are the most treacherous and most...
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22:28Derek Maltz Sr.GUEST
Dangerous guys I've seen over the years.
The Cartel Killed Her Daughter. She Became Their Worst Nightmare.
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8:19BrewHOST
Through it, Miriam heard him referred to as Samad.
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8:23BrewHOST
Sama claimed he was a commander of the Zetas cartel.
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8:26BrewHOST
For a price, he said, he could help bring Karen back.
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8:29BrewHOST
Miriam didn't trust him.
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11:30BrewHOST
For the rest of my life, with the time that I have, I'm going to find the people who did this to my daughter, and I'm going to make them pay, Miriam swore.
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11:39BrewHOST
That's when she began making a list, and the first name on it was Sama.
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11:44BrewHOST
It was around this time that the Zetas' cartel targeted yet another member of Miriam Rodriguez's family.
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11:49BrewHOST
This time, it was Azalea's husband, Ernesto.
The Capture of El Mayo Was NOT What It Seemed: The Violent Real FBI Operation That Brought Him Down
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4:59Joe HefferonGUEST
I mean, they were certainly famous for being brutal.
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5:01Joe HefferonGUEST
I mean, they've sort of, the Zetas and, this grew out of Beltran Leyva originally.
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5:09Joe HefferonGUEST
That's how, that's where the murder of Beltran Leyva started.
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5:13Joe HefferonGUEST
is really what got El Chapo involved in this thing.
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5:16Joe HefferonGUEST
But the Zetas and then the CJNG have really gotten a lot more violent.
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5:20Joe HefferonGUEST
The Zetas were ex-military that grew as an offshoot of, I believe, CJNG.
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5:27Joe HefferonGUEST
I might have that exactly wrong.
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5:28Joe HefferonGUEST
But the Zetas were definitely a lot more violent, and CJNG is now extremely violent.
#341 Katarina Szulc - Cartels Are Recruiting Drone Operators From the Ukraine War
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36:45Katarina SzulcGUEST
... and new ones are created.
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36:47Katarina SzulcGUEST
I mean, like Los Zetas do not exist anymore, but-
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36:51Shawn RyanHOST
Those are the guys that were the all special ops guys-
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36:54Katarina SzulcGUEST
Yeah
Episode 115: DR. DARRELL WOLFE | Mexico, Structured Water & Call In Show
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63:02speaker_5AUDIENCE
Mexico has these security zones where either local families, local cartels have taken over roadblocks and security in and out of those areas.
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63:19speaker_5AUDIENCE
Because quite frankly, it's when you have the federales and the CIA in those areas, that's where it's the most dangerous, right? where they're putting the fucking cartel del golfos against the Zetas.
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63:34speaker_5AUDIENCE
Like I'm talking around Tamali Paz and Chihuahua and Coahuila.
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63:41speaker_5AUDIENCE
So like Ciudad Juarez, you know, probably one of the bloodiest border crossings.
BTLS | Sept. 18, 6AM - Scag Mowers, Red Line Oil and Deadly Intentions Growth
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16:07Bubba the Love Sponge ClemHOST
Yes.
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16:07Bubba the Love Sponge ClemHOST
The one that dropped yesterday was Inside Mexico's Modern Cartel Era: Sinaloa, Los Zetas, and the Cartel Wars.
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16:14Bubba the Love Sponge ClemHOST
And, uh, we're already at what? 5,000 views-ish? Yeah, pretty much.
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16:18Bubba the Love Sponge ClemHOST
Yeah.
ENCORE SHOW-Robert Mazur
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27:52Robert MazurGUEST
Yeah, you know, those 49 people, it was the town of San Juan, about 100 miles west of Brownsville.
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27:59Robert MazurGUEST
49 people, 43 of them were men and six were women whose heads were chopped off, hands and feet were chopped off and their bodies thrown in the streets as a billboard message to those who were still alive that this would happen to them if they weren't loyal to Los Zetas.
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28:18Robert MazurGUEST
So that kind of violence, unfortunately, goes on more often than we ever even hear about because we hear about how many tens of thousands of people have been murdered in the drug world in Mexico, but we don't hear very often about how many people go missing which is also in the huge tens of thousands.
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28:38Robert MazurGUEST
So it definitely is a terrible situation.
18 MINS LATER
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46:29Robert MazurGUEST
And what are you going to do? It's like a story that I heard about people who run an elderly couple that ran a house of exchange in Mexico, Casa de Cambio.
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46:43Robert MazurGUEST
They were honest, God-fearing people who were trying to work an honest living.
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46:50Robert MazurGUEST
And a guy showed up in a suit and he said, you know, I'm coming here to give you information about from, and I forget which cartel, but let's say Los Zetas, we are offering you silver or lead.
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47:06Robert MazurGUEST
You can either get paid to move our money through your business or we will kill you.
Deadly Intentions - The Modern Cartels - Audio - EP09
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91:52PeteGUEST
So 30 of them jumped ship.
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91:54PeteGUEST
And they become the nucleus of what became Los Zetas, which was the paramilitary wing for the Gulf cartel.
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92:00PeteGUEST
So that 30 man group, they didn't recruit several hundred additional Mexican military personnel.
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92:08PeteGUEST
But now you've got 30 special forces, 300 military personnel.
Forgotten Music Festival Disasters - Part 2 | 73
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27:43Alan CrossHOST
When the smoke cleared, it became obvious that this wasn't just some random shooting.
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27:48Alan CrossHOST
The Blue Parrot had been targeted by the Zetas drug cartel.
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27:53Alan CrossHOST
Within 24 hours, banners started appearing around Playa del Carmen.
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27:57Alan CrossHOST
They named Philip Pulitano, the organizer of BPM, as someone who didn't fall in line with whatever the cartel was demanding.
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28:04Alan CrossHOST
The attack was retribution for not paying protection.
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28:09Alan CrossHOST
The Zetas cartel had apparently been squeezing money out of BPM for years.
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28:13Alan CrossHOST
But in 2017, the festival said enough was enough and would not pay the new increased prices.
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28:19Alan CrossHOST
There was never any official confirmation of that, but everyone somehow seemed to know.
Eerie News with M.P. Pellicer | The Axeman of New Orleans: When Darkness Ruled the Crescent City
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35:04M.P. PellicerHOST
The violent underworld of Mexico's drug cartels, few stories have sparked as much fascination or skepticism as that of an alleged female assassin known only as Juana N., nicknamed La Peque Sicaria.
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35:17M.P. PellicerHOST
According to widely circulated reports, she worked for Los Zetas, one of Mexico's most feared criminal organizations, and later confessed to crimes so grotesque that even veteran cartel killers supposedly recalled from them.
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35:31M.P. PellicerHOST
But every detail is true remains an enduring mystery.
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35:34M.P. PellicerHOST
Unlike many infamous cartel figures whose crimes appear in court records and official investigations, La Peque exists largely through anonymous reports.
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36:17M.P. PellicerHOST
At 15, she became pregnant by a man more than twice her age.
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36:21M.P. PellicerHOST
Determined to support herself and her son, she turned to prostitution.
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36:24M.P. PellicerHOST
There she met members of Los Zetas, including the cartel sicarios, professional assassins who nicknamed her La Peque in reference to her youth rather than her size.
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36:34M.P. PellicerHOST
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