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Mexico's Drug War: 10 headless bodies found in Guerrero

By Ray Gomez

Story Created: Oct 16, 2009

Story Updated: Oct 19, 2009

Twelve bodies were discovered in the western Mexican state of Guerrero today.
Ten were beheaded and mutilated in the latest drug war killings.
The bodies of two men were found in the trunk of a car just a few hundred feet from one of the most famous attractions in Acapulco.
In another part of the state, drug hit men killed, beheaded and mutilated the bodies of ten rivals and left the bodies in plastic bags in a delivery truck.
One of the messages said, "The familia doesn't kill innocent people."
More than 14-thousand people have died in drug-related violence since Mexico’s President launched an assault against the drug cartels in 2006.