11 sacrificed in a ritual in Mexico

[jos08]

Mexican police suspect that heads burned in ritual

The heads of 11 decapitated bodies discovered in Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula last week may have been burned in a ritual, investigators said. Police said they found an altar to the skeletal figure of the "Santa Muerte," an unofficial patron saint of death, in the home of two men arrested in connection with the slayings and discovered several scorched spots in a nearby clearing. A Public Safety Department statement sent late Sunday said police suspect the heads were burned in the clearing, though it did not say what evidence they had to support that theory. Public Safety officials declined to give further details Monday, citing an ongoing investigation.
http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satelli...=1220186504191


last weeks news

11 headless bodies found in Mexico - World news - Americas - msnbc.com

11 headless bodies found in Mexico - World news - Americas - msnbc.com

[jos08]

here is more sources ....
http://www.oregonlive.com/newsflash/...ist=topstories
http://washingtontimes.com/news/2008...rned-in-rit-1/
http://www.daytondailynews.com/n/con..._Violence.html


Could it be to stop people from visiting the Mayan sites?

[notthisshitagain]

I kinda doubt it.. there's a lot of people that worship the Santa Muerte around here.. and the beheading thing/torture stuff has been going around for a while.

[jesta_g]

Originally Posted by jos08

here is more sources ....
http://www.oregonlive.com/newsflash/...ist=topstories
http://washingtontimes.com/news/2008...rned-in-rit-1/
http://www.daytondailynews.com/n/con..._Violence.html


Could it be to stop people from visiting the Mayan sites?

Agreeing with notthisshitagain tho coming from your perspective i think it has got something to do wih the mayan sites, possibly affecting them and the "energy" of the sites. how these sites are "vortexes" that can be used for good and bad. Just a thought.

[jos08]

Originally Posted by jesta_g

Agreeing with notthisshitagain tho coming from your perspective i think it has got something to do wih the mayan sites, possibly affecting them and the "energy" of the sites. how these sites are "vortexes" that can be used for good and bad. Just a thought.

I just thought why is it the tourists who want to see the Mayan sites ... I'm aware of what the notthisshitagain is saying but why the Mayan site visitors.

[notthisshitagain]

I do agree with the mayan sites being "vortexes" ... they have a big load of energy.. well, at least that's what I feel whenever I've been there.. this is a pic I took when I went to a state called Veracruz:



And yeah.. the Santa Muerte "cult" does not necessarily ask for human sacrifice.. but it does ask for worship (obviously) and, for example, if you ask her for a favor, you have to "pay" her back, or so I've heard, personally I do not believe in her (hell, i'm not even a Catholic anymore, lulz).

[jos08]

Originally Posted by notthisshitagain

I do agree with the mayan sites being "vortexes" ... they have a big load of energy.. well, at least that's what I feel whenever I've been there.. this is a pic I took when I went to a state called Veracruz:



And yeah.. the Santa Muerte "cult" does not necessarily ask for human sacrifice.. but it does ask for worship (obviously) and, for example, if you ask her for a favor, you have to "pay" her back, or so I've heard, personally I do not believe in her (hell, i'm not even a Catholic anymore, lulz).

beautiful picture. I wish I'de have chance to go there one day. It could be the cult and it is killing randomly or it could be that someone is trying to scare people from visiting these sites. As for the energy, I have not experienced it myself but I have read a lot of statements from people who have and the place looks very spiritual somehow.