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Deadly Violence In Mexico Continues To Spread

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Deadly Violence In Mexico Continues To Spread

The podcast discusses two major incidents. First, the death of Mexico's most-wanted cartel leader, Nemesio "El Mencho" Oseguera Cervantes, after his capture by special forces. His death sparked violent retaliation from the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, leading to clashes in about 20 states, including attacks in Guadalajara. This resulted in casualties, panic, and shelter-in-place orders for tourists, including U.S. citizens in Puerto Vallarta. Mexican President López Obrador appealed for calm, and officials acknowledged U.S. intelligence support in the operation. Second, it covers the shooting of 21-year-old Austin Martin by law enforcement at Mar-a-Lago. Martin, reported missing, had expressed obsession with Epstein files and economic grievances, and was killed after brandishing a shotgun on the property. The episode connects these events to broader themes of violence and social unrest.

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it's the ray appleton podcast from k_m_j_ and k_m_j_ now dot com no match you also goes at it bad actor dead dead dead dead the deadly violence that sparked the military killing of very infamous cartel leader has not spread across mexico this is all over the place uh. and american citizens are uh. you know in trouble on this one and they've been told the shelter in place uh. and i think the numbers are correct about twenty of the thirty one states in meico have seen these violent clashes in the wake of the death of the country's most wanted man namazio us to go uh. he's the head of the hollysco new generation cartel that fact he's got a long there's no must go us to go to servantes uh. he's better known as almencho and he died in custody yesterday shortly after the mexican special forces captured him uh. alisco the state of alisco uh. no kidding i mean this was you know public enemy number one so to speak in the torreous drug kingpin who is seriously was injured in a in a firefight between i guess it was like a military commandos you can call them and his bodyguards he died of his injuries in route to meco city cartel the members responded to his death by declaring war on the mexican government of socialist cladie shine bomb shutting down helisco's the state capital there's guadalharra by the way the the country's second largest city i think correct me if i'm wrong and they engage in these running gun battles with authorities it was ugly and the violence spread quickly along the west coast reaching up to the u_s_ the border with california thirty people have been declared dead or fear dead uh. this was a bad one uh. in port of arta just south of the border u_s_ citizens were issued a stay in place order man i used to go to port of air to all the time loved it and the stay in place orders because of the narco gangs unleashing a bloody rampage on this resort town you see any videos this morning of the the burning man it's bad it's terrifying footage across mexico showing these torch buildings in these vehicles panic lines of tourists are seen trying to flee the damn country multiple airports president shine bomb appeal for peace today addressing the media for the first time since elementals death the most important thing right now is to guarantee peace insecurity for the entire population of all of mexico this is in a press conference from madam president today there is already more calm there is government there are armed forces their security cabinet there are lots of coordination shine bomb said looking to reassure the country peace security normalcy all being mandated and maintained in our country she added mexico's secretary of national defense thank the u_s_ of a for its help in the operation that killed the killed ill-menschel he's gone not going to deal with him anymore no more you know according to the white house the u_s_ provided intel lots of intel support for the operation quote we also benefited from the u_s_ institutions in the intelligence agencies that allowed us to dismantle the information networks of a mental and proceed to arrest this whole arrest operation general Ricardo reville trail telling a news conference this morning they've done a good job so far as you know what i'm quoting here as you know the intelligence processes very complex it requires a lot of time one has to gather a lot of clues and the information from various different sources he added mexico has been in very close contact with the u_s_ armed forces as well in this area said the whole but the boss man is gone employees that affected the stock market for some reason nasdaq is down what by eight hundred points i was just getting ready to take some money out because i made so much money in the last surge at fifty plus and i was going to lend to two a friend who's in need and i can't do it now i feel bad it'll it'll straighten out i know it will it'll straighten out it always does so one thing that's a great asset about america's stock market and i've had decent luck in the stock market not overwhelming luck but decent luck it was a wild weekend where do i start we've already in the mexico okay that's done haven't even touched the ron yet about the armed madman who was shot and killed by the secret service at the snuck in the mara lago the president's residence yesterday why did he do this he was obsessed with the epstein files and he implored others to raise awareness just days just days before a deadly encounter at mara lago this guy his name is uh. austin martin austin tucker martin it's only twenty one years old he was gunned down by the local florida police members of the secret service after he brandish the shotgun in a shooting position on trump's property man i mean what he thinks that happened to him he was reported missing by his family it's very vanished on the saturday his mother molissa martin made a missing uh. person poster for him describing the silver valkswag and he was likely driving again only only twenty one only twenty one you know bizarre text messages martin swapped with a co-worker on uh. all the middle of the month that just a few you know weak back february the fifteen thereabouts one week you know before he apparently embarked on this one way trip to florida these these you know messages were obtained by t_m_z_ they've been getting a lot of stuff lately i'm telling you it'd been busy martin seemed um. unprompted shared his thoughts on the epstein files with a co-worker quote i don't know if you read up on the epstein files but the evil is real sound mistakenly wrote quote the best people like you i can share the stuff with with what little influence we have you mean tell other people everything that you hear about the epstein files and what the government is doing about it raise awareness he said and his co-worker really never replied to that text on sunday morning yesterday before tuckers death was announced the co-worker texted hey where are you by then he was gone that the messages were sent in a secure rc_s_ chat with the co-worker took our work with it the pine needles lodge in golf club in north carolina and and north herself is about fifteen miles okay then north uh. from his hometown in camera where he still lived with his his mom and his dad his parents sources are you know very vocal telling everybody other colleagues told the outlet that marlin was deeply disturbed by what he he believed was a a concerted government campaign to cover up the epstein files so elites could continue getting away with it that was his quote getting away with it they also said he voiced a lot of frustrations about the economy and how difficult it is for young people to live on their own uh. he went so far as to try to organize a union at the country club for higher wages but no one supported the move he people his own age no they didn't want anything to do with it sources also noted that he was was a vocal supporter of trump was was and how he breaks into marilago and he's dead he's dead what do you know

Podcast Summary

Key Points:

  1. The death of notorious cartel leader "El Mencho" (Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes) in Mexican custody has triggered widespread violent clashes across multiple states.
  2. Cartel members responded with attacks, including in Guadalajara, leading to casualties, panic, and shelter-in-place orders for U.S. citizens in areas like Puerto Vallarta.
  3. Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador appealed for peace, while officials thanked the U.S. for intelligence support in the operation against the cartel leader.
  4. Separately, a 21-year-old man, Austin Martin, was shot and killed by law enforcement after brandishing a shotgun at Mar-a-Lago, motivated by conspiracy theories about Epstein files and economic frustrations.

Summary:

The podcast discusses two major incidents. First, the death of Mexico's most-wanted cartel leader, Nemesio "El Mencho" Oseguera Cervantes, after his capture by special forces. His death sparked violent retaliation from the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, leading to clashes in about 20 states, including attacks in Guadalajara.

S. citizens in Puerto Vallarta. S.

intelligence support in the operation. Second, it covers the shooting of 21-year-old Austin Martin by law enforcement at Mar-a-Lago. Martin, reported missing, had expressed obsession with Epstein files and economic grievances, and was killed after brandishing a shotgun on the property.

The episode connects these events to broader themes of violence and social unrest.

FAQs

The violence erupted after the death of notorious cartel leader Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, also known as El Mencho, who was captured and died in custody, leading his cartel to declare war on the government.

Violence has spread to about 20 of Mexico's 31 states, particularly along the west coast, reaching the U.S. border with California, resulting in at least 30 deaths and prompting shelter-in-place orders.

President Claudia Sheinbaum appealed for peace, reassured the public of government coordination with armed forces, and emphasized efforts to restore security and normalcy across the country.

Yes, the U.S. provided significant intelligence support to Mexican forces, helping dismantle information networks and leading to El Mencho's capture, as acknowledged by Mexico's Secretary of National Defense.

Austin Tucker Martin was a 21-year-old man who was shot and killed by Secret Service and local police after brandishing a shotgun at Trump's Mar-a-Lago property in Florida.

He was reportedly obsessed with the Epstein files, believing there was a government cover-up, and had expressed frustrations about the economy and difficulties for young people, though he was also described as a Trump supporter.

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