Conroy: Tracking the Bloody Footprints in the House of Death
+ Guatemala Update
December 9, 2005
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Bill Conroy’s tireless following of the ”House of Death” case — in which the Justice and Homeland Security departments
are implicated in covering up mass murder committed with their knowledge in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico — continues. Today in
the Narcosphere he posts the first part of a comprehensive timeline of the events and players of the case, condensing
the many confusing elements of this story into a single narrative.
“For those of you who have been following this story on Narco News over the past year and a half,” writes Conroy, “this
narrative line is nothing new. Still, despite all the information now out there, the bloodbath in the House of Death
remains in the shadows of a cover-up. And based on public documents, as many of you now know, that cover-up reaches all
the way to the top of the Department of Justice.
“But what has not been laid out to this point is the sequence of events, and the description of some of the key players,
who acted out this tragic drug-war farce. Over the past several months, with the help of multiple sources and by piecing
together information from a variety of documents, Narco News has created a diary, of sorts, that traces the events and
background of the House of Death mass-murder case.”
Read part one here:
Also, Conroy’s posting “Unraveling the pretense of the Guatemalan ‘Narco-State’” continues to generate comments and
updates in its comments thread. Read the latest on that story, from background on the genocidal crimes of the
drug-trafficking Guatemalan military to a developing narco-corruption scandal that has stolen the spotlight and placed
on the police, here:
From somewhere in a country called América,
Dan Feder
Managing Editor
The Narco News Bulletin