Author Topic: The border lake where cartels are 'killing' unwitting American tourists: Fisherman shot dead may have stumbled into Zeta drug run on notorious lake, six years after jet skier was slaughtered  (Read 604 times)

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    The border lake where cartels are 'killing' unwitting American tourists: Fisherman shot dead may have stumbled into Zeta drug run on notorious lake, six years after jet skier was slaughtered

    *Oscar Garza was gunned down while fishing with his friend on Falcon Lake
    *Reservoir sits on the border of Texas and shore of Nuevo Leon in Mexico
    *Mexican side is home to notorious drug cartel Zeta - linked to several murders
    *Garza was shot to death in his boat by a gang of men while his friend escaped
    *Echoes murder of American tourist David Hartley who was killed in front of his wife while they were jet-skiing in 2010
    *Lead Mexican investigator into the murder was found decapitated later that year
    *Cartel leader Salvador Alfonso Martinez Escobedo was arrested linked to murder

    By Hannah Parry For Dailymail.com
    PUBLISHED: 00:02 EST, 27 December 2016 | UPDATED: 00:11 EST, 27 December 2016

    A Texas fisherman has been shot to death on the same lake on the border with Mexico, where an American tourist was murdered by a drugs cartel six years ago.

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    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...aughtered.html


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Falcon State Park
http://tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/falcon/park_history

The 576-acre Falcon State Park is located north of Roma. The park sits at the southern end of the Falcon International Reservoir in Starr and Zapata counties. The reservoir straddles the border of Texas and Mexico.

Mexican President Adolfo Ruiz Cortines and President Dwight D. Eisenhower dedicated Falcon Dam in October 1953. The waters of the Rio Grande formed a lake 28 miles long behind the dam. This 84,000-surface-acre lake saves water, irrigates crops, and provides power, flood control and recreation.

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