Rituales de Sangre: The True Story Behind the Matamoros Cult Killings
Mar 18, 2008 · 29m
Overview
Former Brownsville, TX, deputy sheriff George Gavito recounts the 23 grisly "palo mayombe" human-sacrifice torture-sex killings perpetrated by the gang led by Adolfo Constanzo in Matamoros, Mexico which ended in April, 1989 and are basis for the Zev Berman feature film Borderland (2007). Gavito was one of the bilateral investigators who "broke" the case of missing rich kid Mark Kilroy ("Phil" in the feature and "John" in this short) sensationalized by Geraldo Rivera at the time. This brief documentary uses archival news, police photos and videotape to prove the truth of the crimes is even stranger than the fictionalized feature film.
Cast of Rituales de Sangre: The True Story Behind the Matamoros Cult Killings
Crew of Rituales de Sangre: The True Story Behind the Matamoros Cult Killings
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What is Rituales de Sangre: The True Story Behind the Matamoros Cult Killings about?
Former Brownsville, TX, deputy sheriff George Gavito recounts the 23 grisly "palo mayombe" human-sacrifice torture-sex killings perpetrated by the gang led by Adolfo Constanzo in Matamoros, Mexico which ended in April, 1989 and are basis for the Zev Berman feature film Borderland (2007). Gavito was one of the bilateral investigators who "broke" the case of missing rich kid Mark Kilroy ("Phil" in…
When was Rituales de Sangre: The True Story Behind the Matamoros Cult Killings released?
Rituales de Sangre: The True Story Behind the Matamoros Cult Killings was released on March 18, 2008.
How long is Rituales de Sangre: The True Story Behind the Matamoros Cult Killings?
Rituales de Sangre: The True Story Behind the Matamoros Cult Killings runs 29 minutes.
Who is in the cast of Rituales de Sangre: The True Story Behind the Matamoros Cult Killings?
The cast of Rituales de Sangre: The True Story Behind the Matamoros Cult Killings includes Sara Aldrete (Self), Adolfo Constanzo (Self), George Gavito (Self) and Javier Rivas (Photographer).