These are people who are in guerrero, and theyre on the phone in guerrero, in iguala, in most cases. I he reads in english if i dont answer, it is because ill be lunching with the military. I mean, these are evidence that theres direct Communications L and direct levels of contact between leaders of the Guerreros Unidos cartel and members of the Mexican Military. From the very beginning, like the morning after the attacks against the students, the big question was, what did the army do . Theres two army bases in iguala, a kilometre to two kilometres away from the various scenes of attack. They were out in the streets that night, at least by one in the morning. And at one in the morning, the attacks were still taking place. People were still being disappeared. At one in the morning, students were still being persecuted and shot at. Shouting the military was operating the camera Surveillance System in iguala that night. Shouting they were seeing in real time everything that was taking pl
we were analysing the evidence. it was just not matching the official story. protests erupted across mexico. a team of independent experts began their own investigation and the government case starts to unravel. the mexican government claimed the students were on four buses when they were attacked. but cctv revealed students on a fifth bus. we saw that the mexican government was officially stating that the guerreros unidos were simply a local gang, and we knew that not to be the truth at all. my name is mark guiffre, and for 30 years, i was a special agent with the us drug enforcement administration. prior to the disappearance of the students, we had received intelligence that there was going to be activity relating to the movement of illicit heroin proceeds coming out of this particular location. we got authorisation to conduct a search of that location. and there we seized many kilograms of heroin, money counters, a quarter of a million dollars or so in cash and illicit he
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the mexican government claimed the students were on four buses when they were attacked. but cctv revealed students on a fifth bus. we saw that the mexican government was officially stating that the guerreros unidos were simply a local gang, and we knew that not to be the truth at all. my name is mark guiffre, and for 30 years, i was a special agent with the us drug enforcement administration. prior to the disappearance of the students, we had received intelligence that there was going to be activity relating to the movement of illicit heroin proceeds coming out of this particular location. we got authorisation to conduct a search of that location. and there we seized many kilograms of heroin, money counters, a quarter of a million dollars or so in cash and illicit heroin trafficking records. we knew that day that we had cracked into a major criminal organisation with direct ties to iguala, guerrero. we received orders from a us district courtjudge and we began to conduct in
police in iguala. they were members of the drug cartels. i we had worked on a number of cases in mexico where forensic evidence had been tampered with and you re constantly asking yourself, what part of the evidence can you trust? the mexican government was officially stating that the guerreros unidos were simply a local gang and we knew that not to be the truth at all. chanting the case has sparked huge demonstrations in a country where 98% of murders last year went says prayer in spanish. this is the mass where the students were attacked. we couldn t understand what really was happening. with the missing students of iguala. it was like another story about violence. my another story about violence. my name isjose and i m a journalist and i do photography, i do video. as a mexicanjournalist, we learn photography, i do video. as a mexican journalist, we learn a lot from investigations. we learn how they move and manipulate, how corruption has become a normality for us. we ar