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Cartel Sends Apology Note Blaming 5 Men for Abducting and Killing Americans

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March 10, 2023

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Four Americans heading to Mexico found themselves amid a shootout between rival cartels when they were abducted last week and later found on Tuesday -- two of them dead. Mexican authorities on Thursday found five men tied up with an apology note, putting blame on the men for abducting the Americans and saying it was “unauthorized” by the cartel. The Law&Crime Network’s Jesse Weber breaks it all down with Steve Murphy, the DEA agent who caught notorious trafficker Pablo Escobar.

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