Forty-nine bodies were strewn across a highway in northern Mexico Sunday in what is believed to be the latest in drug-cartel violence. The bodies were dumped near Monterrey, in the town of San Juan, 110 miles from the U.S. border. Some of them were mutilated and wrapped in plastic bags. In September and November of 2011, there were two similar incidents involving dozens of bodes being scattered across roads.
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