In Mexico found seven headless corpses

In Mexico found the corpses of loggers.

Seven decapitated bodies were found on a country road in the northwestern Mexican state of Sinaloa.

Local authorities said that the bodies were seven woodcutters, who went missing on Monday.

Evidence that their death may be involved in the drug cartel Sinaloa, known for their brutality, no.

Deputy state’s attorney, however, believes that they could kill the gangsters to intimidate the local population.
A few days before that this area was entered the army.

In January he was arrested the head of the cartel drug Lord Joaquin Guzman, nicknamed Shorty.

Guzman was the most wanted drug Lord in the world. Cartel Sinaloa is smuggling cocaine, heroin and methamphetamines in the United States.

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