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Once again it’s besitos (kisses) time. Only this time around, earlier in the year, the unusual trend of two male captives kissing each other takes place in the state of Nuevo León. Both are forced against their will to perform the despicable act for the Grupo Operativo Metros of the Gulf Cartel.
Either one could easily defy their captors. However, it’s a given that a refusal will only lead to them having to endure through some extreme form of torture.
It appears that their will to live far outweighs the embarrassment of what they’re doing. Both men willing to do what’s necessary just to prolong their lives.
The enforcers didn’t just record the foreplay between two enslaved men from the Cartel del Noreste. In addition to this, they also broadcast another video where fire is used to inflict pain on a captured enemy.
Source: Vivo en Marte
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