MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's attorney general, Alejandro Gertz, said on Tuesday that the ranch in Teuchtitlan, Mexico's Jalisco state, where human remains, piles of clothes and weapons were found last month was a longstanding operation and training site for organized crime.
The so-called "ranch of horror" was discovered in March littered with bone fragments, ashes and alleged makeshift crematoriums along with hundreds of shoes and backpacks, as bloody cartel violence continues to hit Mexico.
