The 43 Missing Students In Mexico
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- čas přidán 15. 12. 2018
- Hey guys! In today's video we're going to cover the Iguala mass kidnapping, where 43 male students were attacked and kidnapped in Iguala, Mexico, and have never been seen or heard from again
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This is a really important case, which I think needs to be shared and I hope I did it justice! As I mentioned there is a lot of information and some conflicting information so if there are any important theories or points I left out please leave that in the comments!
Bella Fiori I always requested this case! So excited to see you cover it because it really needs more attention. You’re amazing I absolutely love when you do these videos❤️❤️❤️
Bella Fiori thank you bella!!! Thank you so much!!! You're platform is huge and i know people will now spread the word more about this case! Thank you so much!!!!
Bella Fiori thank you so much for taking this case and spreading awareness. Love you so much❤️
thank you for spreading awareness for this case❤️
Bella Fiori TYSM for this! The awareness is everything ♥️
The class that the 43 students were part of graduated this year and their fellow students left their empty seats with their pictures to conmemorate them
Constanza Rojas ki
Constanza Rojas Damn 😔
Wow, respect.✊🏼😔
😢 they will never be forgotten.
We need to share this case and give it the importance it deserves.
❤️
The sad thing is that we don't have justice in mexico
True. When those students where females, the whole world would try to find them and make many petitions.
Jafy Cort skin color in Mexico ranges from white to black.
@@samberry5500 most of the gang violence in America is because of Mexico? Last time I checked they didn't come over her and hold a gun to thousands of gang leaders here they chose to do it and why because of money. Because they want to feel empowered
@@samberry5500 Lmao your still with the Mexico brings crime to America when in reality it doesn't. Again you don't feel threatened leaving ur house but I can name thousands of people in America afraid to leave there house also. And you wanna know why there's so much drugs here because America is dumb enough to buy it and Americans who live here sell it. Mexico or in fact any country or cartel doesn't force people to use drugs they don't have time for it instead they find people who are willing to sell and take it which then Americans use and don't even say well that's how Americans get it most people don't have a choice many do and then take it. You probably don't know what it's like to feel threatened my best friend doesn't even like driving because she's afraid she would get pulled over and shot like both of her parents on SEPERATE occasion and no they were both innocent the camera on the cop caught it all and her parents were doing everything they were told but no what happened? The white cop only got a suspension. Before you say that Mexico is corrupted and has violence. America is the same damn thing only difference is that America doesn't take the blame for it and blames it on other countries
@@samberry5500 There's also slavery here in the U.S you think it's just the working on fields and the cleaning but people are also trafficked here in the U.S
There’s so many missing people in Mexico that on Mother’s Day, there was a huge march of women holding pictures of their missing kids and these students were amongst some of them. It’s very sad there’s so much violence and injustice in Mexico.
Ohmy this breaks my heart..🥺👉👈
Deadass, a lot of it is because of corruption :(
I think it's so sad that we won't see the true reason why the went missing, when I went to India I was 7, I saw a huge board of people who I had never seen before and written on there was missing in Punjabi, I didn't know what it meant because I couldn't read Punjabi at the time, but I knew something was wrong because my mum looked worried and said to my uncle to get out of there as quick as we can
Michelle Irigoyen it’s Mother’s Day 🥺
@@hannvhmichele3553 yes so sad😭😭
My mom is from Mexico and she truly believes that they saw something they were not supposed to see and were killed.
Samantha M they took a risk by protesting! That simple
@@soph5669 the really sad reality for a lot of countries. Imagine wanting to have a better education and protesting for it after being ignored by the goverment just to have ur life being taken away by bad people who only care about power and money
Samantha M this legit sent shivers down my spine. Does your mom have an idea of what they maybe saw?
@Zane Normonta they also shot the kids that were there for the soccer game, it is not about what they did or didn't do to deserve to be imprisioned or whatever i mean stealing buses for example, yeah shouldn't have done that and there's no one defending that, it's about the fact that the police was so unorganised and unnecessarily agressive when they shouldn't have been. also kidnapping and possibly killing them was also so uncalled for when they committed minor crimes
Zane Normonta why are you lying that never happened
hispanic cases are never talked about. Thank you
Mexicans
terri martin yea never not even a peck
Fhjthnl Lol Iuyo she never said she was calm tf down
Fhjthnl Lol Iuyo you pressed ?🤣🤣🤣💀
Fhjthnl Lol Iuyo stfu she can say wht ever she wants bro
Thank you for covering this.
We will never forget.
💔
superholly mi CZcamsr favorita! 💖
superholly yes super holly !! I love your channel!
Love you Holly! And Bella I absolutely love your mystery videos. Thanks for covering this dear!!!!! This Happened close to where my Mom is from 😔
Hi, Holly can you make a video recommend us CZcamsrs that you like to see
Ayyy my favorite Mexican gringa love you girl
One of them was my cousin, Magdaleno Ruben. We grew up together, I went to Elementary school with his younger brother. It still hurts. We didn't even had his body to cry on. We are still waiting for something. We are still waiting for answers.😐
he's in a better place now. stay strong ❤
no. We don’t know if he’s dead or not so we don’t really know if he actually is in a better place. But I respect and make sure to stay strong❤️💪
Stay Strong ! Keep Praying 💗‼️ God Bless 💗💗💗
So sad,really sorry for your loss.
@@jcdx87 Yes..
Thank you for this .My Uncle was one of them unfortunately 😭
Omg this is horrible. Have you had any updates or new information ☹️🥺
Itsme Tanyaa, lo siento 🖤
Itsme Tanyaa mis condolencias, aunque no conozca ninguna víctima todavía me dolió a mi, tal vez por que soy mexicana
Sorry to hear, God bless 😥❤
Itsme Tanyaa I am so very sorry for your loss and your families. to lose your life simply because you disagree with a government and you haven’t injured nor hurt anyone is appalling. why doesn’t the United Nations ever get involved in Mexico there are so many human right issues and exploitation yet for such a big body they don’t seem to do very much.
Makes my blood boil at how horrible and heartless you could be to shoot at innocent children saying that they were unarmed and just trying to go to a football match. How dare those police take away so many lives?
mexican police is a joke , they harm innocent people who disagree with them and let people who do cause harm to others walk freely
Those kids were actually harmed by the ‘students’.
Cecila chan there no were near as bad Mexican police have no mercy contrary to us police were it’s mainly race kills
Cecila chan US police are in no way worse than Latin American police. Are uneducated ?
marlene ' i’ve been to mexico and it the US is not. They aren’t good either but the police in Mexico carry full on assault rifles instead of a hand gun. As well as it is really easy to bribe police in mexico. Give them 500 pesos (like 20 bucks) and they let you off. Every country has an issue, let both be spoken about equally :)
I’m Mexican and I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for bringing this subject to the awareness of an international community like your following, I’ve gone protesting ever since that happened and it’s heartbreaking to say the least, especially when while marching the leaders will start counting up as though they were calling the roll in class and stop at 43
Samer Berry tf you talking about lmao
Stan Rants don’t be rude , they said they were Mexican and might not speak English as well as others .
Stan Rants bruh, why even reply to a comment when you ain’t even know what they talking bout 🤦🏻♀️
@@hanelli0tt
I just report jerks and it takes the comment away.... Some people just have no life's, ya know?? Ty....
@@mayrazavala8990
Exactly! Just report the comment and it takes it away.... People r so rude... It's sad, huh?
This is what some people don’t understand this is just one reason Hispanics immigrant to America. It’s sad. Then when we get here we are judge it isn’t fair.
Kashy Kashy I’m sorry for your experiences. I don’t judge! I pray that no one is harsh or harmful to you!
It’s so heartbreaking 💔 I wish Latina countries were more crime-free :(
Douglas McDaniel America is a free country; where people come to get there freedom, either way racism shouldn’t exist.
Douglas McDaniel United States was our land
Douglas McDaniel , how do you think y’all white people got here .-. ? The British traveled to the US to get away from their problems
Their parents will never stop looking for them, that to me tells me how deep family love is in our culture.
Daniela * that’s in any family culture love sees no color .
Lorena Torres she never said that other cultures aren’t the same but she’s speaking specifically about HER culture. 🙄🙄
Lorena Torres shut up
"Pick me! Pick me!"
@@donttrip2599 bruh
Thank you Bella. I’m Mexican and this case hits really hard. You did an excellent job. ❤️ mexicans love you
Brenda Garza López just subscribed to your channel ❤️
I agree ! It cuts me to the core
La amamos!!!
😂😂🙏🏼
NeickhaSuPRA At least she did it and brought more attention to the case.
This case really gets to me.
Netflix recently put out a documentary called “ayotzinapa”
Same bruh
I mean they're trying to make their country better and this is what they get. It's a full blown war zone.
I have a story of something that happened to my dad while he was in Mexico and it’s kinda scary.
So he was going to visit his uncle in a different City so he took a bus. He had gone to visit him many times before so this trip was very normal to him. He went inside and asked the lady to buy a ticket. She said the bus was full and that he would have to wait for the next one the day afterwards. He kept insisting and then she eventually said that she could make room for one more seat. He went inside of the bus and was surprised to see that only him and about 4 people were on the bus even though they said the bus was full. He thought that maybe they just got a new bus for the people that also wanted to go but couldn’t. He was looking out of the window and he noticed that they weren’t going the same route they always did. He already knew it from going to visit his uncle many times before. He thought they might just be taking a shortcut or something. He then fell asleep and woke up in the middle of the night. The bus wasn’t moving and it was parked on a soccer field. He looked outside the window and saw people loading off boxes into the compartment under the bus where the suitcases were supposed to be. He then accidentally made eye contact with one of the people loading the boxes off, he got a weird feeling so he looked away and closed the curtain and went back to sleep. He woke up the next day and they were almost there. So when they arrived there was a man waiting for him and he looked very excited to see him even though my dad didn’t know him. He was like “Come on follow me I’ll give you a ride for free!” My dad was said “No it’s ok I’ll just go over there and get a Taxi. The man kept insisting so my dad eventually said yes. I am very happy to say that afterwards a Taxi driver knew my dad from his past trips walked up to him and looked at him and shook his head and then said, “It’s ok I’ll take you” and then grabbed my dads arm and dragged him away from the unknown man. He then went into the taxi with him and explained everything that had happened the day before. The taxi driver said “Damn you were in some real trouble.” My dad then realized that the boxes they took out were probably filled with drugs and that he was NOT supposed to see everything that happened. So the man he made eye contact with called somebody and said he saw everything and the man insisting to take him was probably trying to kidnap him or maybe even worse, kill him. I’m very glad to know that the Taxi driver saved him otherwise I might not be here today. Please stay safe everyone and don’t trust anyone you don’t know.
Wow! What a narrow miss for your dad. Even in difficult circumstances people try to help and I’m glad the taxi driver saw what was going on and probably risked himself to keep your dad safe. I’m glad your dad made it safe.
Omg that’s crazy. So sad. But I’m happy that the taxi driver could get to him and you still get to see your dad 😊
This needs to be heard of. Thank you!
Daniela Aedo dani! 👋
Please do a mystery Monday on Princess Latifa, daughter of (I think) the Dubai prime minister. She tried to escape from Dubai due to him, her father, like February this year. And was captured, returned to him, and hasn’t been seen or heard from since. Upon her capture a video of her was released saying “if this is released I’m either dead or in a very bad situation”. Not many people know about it and it should be talked about more
I just read about it.. I really hope she is safe like they say she is.. it's so sad!
Kristen Mawbey oh my God i have seen it too but i did not know that she was returned to him oh my God are you sure that she was captured
Yes!!!! I think about her sooooo often!!!!
Yes I watched a documentary last week which aired in England. She was definitely captured this year and has not been seen or heard from since! She left a video (that she recorded of herself) which was to be released if she was captured or disappeared. This is what the showed in the documentary! I'd never heard of it before now!!!
Yess I saw a documentary about it on UK tv the other week and at the end it had said something along the lines of she’s safe in Dubai which is really weird!!
I´m mexican and I remember when this case happened; everyone was so disturbed. There is a lot of information as you say, but mostly everyone believes the government kidnapped and tortured those students similar to the Tlatelolco slaughter. We can only hope one day justice will come for themselves and their families.
It was a criminal cartel, don’t be so fool.
But why would the government do that to innocent kids who did nothing like whats their reason to
@@Noname-xu2mu Sadly is something that had happen in the pass, in 1968 the government did kill a lot of students, just search Tlatelolco 68.
@Mary Feather omg thats so bad and stupid. They seem evil
Also it’s very well know in Mexico that the drug cartels have connections to those in the government hence why they get away with a lot of things
this case is simple, the government wanted to show that if you protest against them, there is consequences, these students were just the unlucky ones.
omen a IKR i don’t know why but the government is really scary they do things for no reason and we never know why so many things go on behind the government that we don’t know this world is fucked yo
up**
that cant be legal????
may vr of course it’s not- but it’s the government.. they can do anything they want and cover it up easily.
@@mayvr1838 it isn't but mexico is corrupt. the government does whatever they want. this is why politicians are rich and majority of the ppl are poor.
Okay, but is no one going to talk about how there were four graves with tons of bodies (not from the 43 students). That's still a lot of bodies, and it needs to be investigated. This is such a heartbreaking case itself, and knowing that a lot more people died (maybe from it, maybe not), is just horrific.
There's a documentary about this case on Netflix, is very real, complete, and very moving, in case anyone wants to watch it it's called Ayotzinapa.
I'm from Mexico and all the country was panicking when this happened, I was in high school and we had to end early the semester because there were people saying the same was gonna happen, it was a total caos.
Mildred Monroy what the name of the documentary?
gawdesss leslie she said it inv the comment
Sarah Segura oh lmfaooo i’m slow lol
Mildred Monroy If you’re from Mexico, your Netflix is not the same as the one in the US (they have different movies & shows). I still looked for it on Netflix just in case they had it, but unfortunately they don’t.
@@karengarcia7236 I'm in the US. They do have it. Look for it -Ayotzinapa, el Paso de la tortuga. Hopefully you find it 😁
You should also look into the Tlatelolco Massacre in Mexico City 1968! Till this day there are so many unanswered questions with the killing of student activists.
cynthia alonso yes
Yes this is a good case
You know the corrupt government was in on it.
yes please Bella!
cynthia alonso Yes when this tragic event occurred the 1960s case was mentioned because it was also never solved.
Imagine driving home in a taxi and police kills you like that's messed up like i- i cant
kitiyya zepa
Like no way like i cant even
I remember when this happened I was in Berlin and a Mexican man came up to me and my friends and told us about what happened. He then gave us a white postcard with the number 43 in bold black writing on it. Unfortunately I can't find it anymore but Sir, if you ever read this, thank you for talking about it on the other side of the world. We need people like you not staying silent.
English is not my first language sorry for any errors :D
Sorry this is late, but was he one of the student? Or do you think he was apart of the cartel?
SiimplyViibing ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ he was a photographer if I remember correctly
I'm Mexican and when i saw the notification my heart sank to my stomach... thanks for giving this case the attention it deserves. We are still grieving our normalistas. NOS FALTAN 43.
Ábrica Cervantes same
Tenemos que acordarnos de que somos más los buenos y tarde o temprano la verdad va a salir a la luz.
In Mexico the amount of police corruption is unbearable, theres literally no one that can help you because they're either working with the cartel or afraid of them. It's a very sad situation especially since I always hear stories about people getting killed or going missing.
Ariana Perez exactly!!! this is why people come to the U.S for their safety.
Sadly this is because they don't get paid enough to care to protect us (civilians), they accept 'mordidas' because they need that money and of course if they can have more money even if it's from the carteles, they are going to take it
Ariana Perez basically los narcos own them it’s crazy how bad the government and authorities in Mexico are
yep. growing up in mexico I was told never to go to the police if I got lost somewhere or something happened, but instead to ask a family or pregnant woman for help. seems crazy, right?
HumanKaleidoscope exactly! but why a pregnant woman?
They killed them to shut them. But through their souls love was left behind and was louder.
¿O si? No lo creo.
Yes, that is why. Sí, por eso.
As a Mexican student I want to say how grateful I am for you to speak about this case, its not everyday that a “true crime youtuber” picks up a case like this. Maybe it will do some good and more people with platforms and louder voices than those students will talk about this tragedy more and that might put preassure in the mexican government in solving and giving closure to the mexican people who we are still asking and praying for their return to their homes or at least for them to hopefully had found peace.
Thank you so much, Bella for giving some light to this almost -and sadly- forgotten case.
Do Mexican CZcamsrs not talk about it? Just wondering. Because youtubers would mostly talk about cases local to them. Like in my country, tho they talk about cases from other countries too. It's like a bias.
I can’t believe you actually did this one 😭😭😭 I was hoping you would!! Thank you!!
Maria Jose Montelongo same
The parents of the missing students went to my university to share the story and raise awareness of the corruption in the government and policemen. It was an intense presentation and those parents are so strong to do such thing. I love that you did this case! ❤️
the fact that they were searching for the 43 students' bodies and found more other unknown bodies. thats so messed up and so terrifying.
Sadly one of my uncles was one of the missing students..
I really hope he’s found, my wishes are with you and your family
I'm very sorry for your loss💕💕
I worked with one of the corrupt officers that was involved 😳
😢my uncle is luis angel abarca and he's been missing since 2014. my family still hopes he's still are out there 😢
I am not Mexican but my heart hurts for the students and family ever since I heard of this case in the news
Omg... students suffocating to death because 30 other people were piled up on top of them!!
The guy who had his face torn off and eyeballs ripped out.. All because of a misunderstanding. WTF
this is very common in mexico. Sadly this is what happens to gang members who are considered traitors and want to leave. My dad is from one of the poorest places in mexico. This happens there almost once a month from where he is. The has been cases of trucks being piled with bodies of kids who had their organs taken out. This for Mexico is a reality that everyone rich or poor has to face.
Even if your alone in Mexico you have 100% of chance of getting kidnap so dont go alone trust me I've been their before I've been in Mexico I had a nightmare of someone getting kidnap in my street if your with someone you have to be in a group of 3 or more a group of 2 is still have changes of getting kidnapped
@@cranberry8309 cant people move countries or fight back to stop this or is it not that easy
Poppy it’s not that easy, usually fighting back gets you killed and moving countries has difficulties in itself
Poppy moving counties takes a long process. Like up to years
At least those 14 students were smart enough to realise what was going on and collectively escape. God bless all the lost lives and all the people who went through those traumatic events
I am so moved by your covering of this case. ❤️❤️❤️
This is SO important to Mexicans all over the world and there were times we felt like nobody outside really cared for these students.
Bella you have so many Mexican fans 😱 like si eres de Mexico 🇲🇽😬💕
What soes your comment have to do
With the video
you can ask any Mexican and they’ll say it was the government and the cartels working together that did this. the sad thing is the poor families of the 43 students know but cannot do anything because of the corruption. we can only hope this new president will bring a change. NOS FALTAN 43.
he wont, AMLO made morena the new pri
Yeah my mom said that it’s very corrupt there... 😣
It seems that way because they were shot by police and executed some of them cartel style. So sad how this corruption is
Adriana Garza el govierno corrupto😤
Siii totalmente
Being Mexican myself, I want to thank you for bringing awareness. A lot of people don’t realize how serious this is. Thank you ❤️Prayers to all the families & my fellow Mexicans who knows someone missing.🙏🏼
One of the main reasons I'm afraid of living here in Mexico is just that, THE MISSING PEOPLE. I was born and race here and the real world got me when my dad was kidnapped when I was 13 years old, now I'm about to turn 23 and this is something that people no even from my city (Mazatlan, Sinaloa) has talked about enough, it just passed and nobody did something. I developed social anxiety ever since and moved from Sinaloa to CDMX cause it was really all that I could do to kinda 'get over it' in that moment in my life 💔
Poor baby ❤️❤️❤️
I understand you. I had barely moved to Mexico in 2011 and my cousin got kidnapped in Guadalajara because of a debt my uncle owed the cartel from there. Luckily a different uncle had connections and was able to put fear into them to release my cousin. They told my cousin he had an hour to get out of the state or they would kill him. Later that week that cartel got hit hard. I don’t know what really went on, but that uncle with connections was El Chapo’s lawyer in Mexico before he was extradited to the US.
“They tried to bury us, they didn’t know we were seeds”.
Thank you thank you Bella so much!!! I’ve been waiting for a youtuber who does true crime videos to cover this case! And you are the first to do it!! Means so much. 🇲🇽
She isn't the first
Isn’t it “They tried to bury us but they didn’t know we were ashes” ?
Rous Beltran the “they tried to bury us but they didn’t know we were the seeds” is a palestinian phrase, so it could traditionally be ashes.
LOVE that quote!
Am I the only Icon for Hire fan that saw this and thought for a second that you were quoting Seeds 2-3 year before it was released..?
In mexico the cartels have say over the government . No suprise
Jennyrxo and the government is involved with the cartels .
So sad how the past presidents have been so corrupt and immoral
No it almost all the government the cartels are like the puppets
Kimmy Rose uhhh no it’s the other way around but ok lol
@@Xojennir uh no
I go to Mexico every year for the Summer and my family always tells me to watch out because it can get very dangerous. I always brush it off even though I have seen a bunch of red flags. This video made me want to stay with my parents at all times when I go.
No girl it's crazy, don't brush off what they say, it's very dangerous out there.
Don't brush it off. As someone form mexico i can assure you anything can happen. Girls in mexico don't have to be "pretty" to be kidnapped or raped. Boys don't have to be gang members to be beaten up and left dead in the streets. It doesn't matter if your a 20 year old or a 90 year old. Mexico is a dangerous place where anything can happen and sadly not much can be done
Diana Trejo Y’all say “deadass” in Mexico too ? Dang, black people really are the trendsetters ..
Lily Smith I was born and raised in the U.S and go to Mexico every summer which is probably why I say “deadass” lmao .
Diana Trejo Oooh gotcha ! lol
The stories creep me out but her voice and the background makes me feel safer idk why😂
I get so paranoid watching these videos but I can’t stop
Christina B same lol
lol same
Same, especially knowing that In just over 36 hours, I’m going to an extremely violent city to go to a concert. Milwaukee is a scary place in the US. I wouldn’t want to live near Milwaukee. Visiting makes me anxious, but since the bands don’t come any closer to me than that or Detroit, if I want to go to the concert, gotta suck it up and go to one or the other and Milwaukee is the safer bet. Closer to me too. If only they went to Green Bay. Sorry that this has literally nothing to do with the video
Asher’s Life where in Milwaukee is the concert? I live in Milwaukee and I promise not all of it is as unsafe as people say. You just have to make sure you’re in the right areas - much like with any big city.
I went to the rave on Wisconsin Ave. I had heard there was a shooting like 2 blocks over exactly. So that’s fun. Glad I did it though. I would sacrifice my life for All Time Low
what am i gonna do once 12 days of christmas is over tho
re-watch 😂😂
Cry or wait for more 👍🏽👍🏽
Play w your Xmas presents
Nellie Rose xox i love that😂
emily peel s a m e
"the 43 missing students" should be
"The 43 students contracted Mexican police brutally murdered"
After most likely being told to do so by the town Mayor
I will never understand why they were killed in such an outrageous way. There is no theory that justifies violence and the extreme bloodthirsty torture towards these students. Yes, they were rebellious and violent because the system forced them to respond in this way, but there is nothing that justifies something as extreme as killing them by literally skining them and burning them. That is literally pure evil and abuse of power. You can never justify such acts. The saddest thing is that we all mexicans know the truth but there seems to be no concrete answers, there is no real justice because the police and the justice system are in collusion with the crime gangs and there is no higher authority that can do justice when the same government that is supposed to protect the people is to blame for all this.
Yh i can’t believe that they have it in there heart to murder it’s horrible
I’m a bit late but I think it’s because they stole a drug buss without knowing because cartels load up drugs in boxes and place them where the suitcases go so when they took that buss they where order to stop and kill them because they where going to leave the city with the drugs
@@demianguerra4206 that is correct. They shot the bus, shot two students (one of them died in the scene), and then when they realized they made a mistake, they took them so they wouldn't say anything. As of 2021, investigators found a chat (texts) between two police officer a drug cartel member. Basically the police gave the cartel the students so they could take them away to their quarters where they were tortured and killed.
This is such a sad and enraging case :c
I remember that I was in six grade when all this started, we had to suspend the classes, all because the parents of this 43 students had a strike. Now I’m in 10th grade until this day we don’t know exactly what happened
Im mexican and to be honest I feel very insecure living here, i could never be on the street by myself without feeling fear, mostly because Im a young woman. I fear for my life and I think that no one should feel this way.
Girl I feel you, I live in Mexico City and I quit my corporate job bc I had to take public transportation and I just couldn’t risk it anymore I got a home office job and I’ve been so much more happier and safer ! I can’t wait to leave
@@anethmanzanarez112 i hope you both are still safe
@@lg8405 thank you so much I actually just moved out of Mexico City. Stay safe
I live in Australia but hear how bad Mexico is all the time I’ve seen so many documentaries it’s not somewhere you want to live I’m grateful for where I live but I really hope you’re going well and keeping yourself safe at all times 🙏
@@anethmanzanarez112 it’s good to hear you’ve moved out of Mexico City I hope you’re going well 🙏
I'm so shocked this case isnt widely talked about.. I'm Australian but I know alot of cases but never have I ever seen or heard about this go Bella
You'd be amazed what isn't widely talked about. I was shocked and humbled when I went to college and realized how biased history truly is and what we never learn about.
I'm English and never heard of it either.
The year this happened an Australian university helped with science lab to examine the “bone remains that the police found” to figure if it were from those students. I quote bone remains found by police bc these were false remains that the government itself put as a way to show the people they were investigating
@@yamilethortiz1534 I'll have to look that up! I was thinking during the video that it isnt, sadly, an uncommon thing for a mass body dump to turn up. Reminds me of Argentina.
It’s really widely talked about in Mexico I live in the us and it was all over the news
I remember a video that parents of the missing students released of them asking people for help to find their sons. They talked about how poor they are and how many of these men were the head of their house & who helped provide for their younger siblings. So tragic, to leave their families without explanation. Some parents expressed how everyday they still wait for their sons to come back while others want peace in knowing what happened to them 💔
Thank you Bella for shining light on such a tragic event that México will never forget
*posted on 2018*
youtube: puts on my recommendation 2 years later on 2020
the case : *2014*
Almost five years since this tragedy and I can’t imagine what the families are thinking. I’m Mexican American and I continue my education for the 43. It’s not fair that Mexicans aren’t encouraged to get an education. You know why? Because education really is power and that’s what the government is afraid of.
got my hot cocoa, fireplace burning, and bella playing on my tv. if you need me for the next 22 minutes...i won’t be available
Yessss that sounds perfect!🙌
hahaha mooodd
The video is about poverty, a government just as dangerous to its citizens as any violent drug cartel, and the large group of students murdered by them.... so it makes sense why you would want to talk about your *aPpLe tV*
Edit: This was darkly funny in my head; there is nothing wrong with owning or mentioning an Apple product at all ❤
‹depression autopilot› right , No need to include ‘ Apple TV ‘ she could’ve simply said ‘ My tv ‘ . not trying to hate but cmon... 🥶
‹depression autopilot› hi! i’m sorry if my comment seemed inconsiderate, that was by no means what my intentions were. i posted the comment only about 30 seconds into the video and i didn’t really second guess it by the end. i completely understand the juxtaposition it poses to the video and i am sincerely sorry if it came across the wrong way. i will edit the comment right now. 💛
This hits me , our family fled mexico due to the kidnapping of my dad and making him empty his bank and taking everything from us , we left the moment he was returned , i never seen my parents more scaref . Now we've been in the US 12 years !!
Salma Huesca Im so glad you and ur family are safe now !!💗
Glad you're all safe and together now! That's absolutely terrifying
Yes your very lucky you got him back from 99.9% of stories like that, that I've heard at least, families aren't usually that lucky. Usually your loved one that's kidnapped does all that and doesn't get to go home. Your very blessed cherish every single day
Salma Huesca Yeah, and now we’ve got Trump and his hateful “Christian” followers who want you ripped from the life your family built and earned here. Mexico needs major change and it’s corruption needs to be addressed by other nations for human rights violations. People don’t always want to leave the home they know and love, but violence and poverty (perpetuated by the government) forces people to risk their lives to flee. Just a sad world we’re living in, and it’s got nothing to do with imaginary borders..
Brittany B Mexico now has a new president who’s against corruption , I just hope he goes with his word
I’m so glad you covered this! Not many other channels ever do. Thank you beauty ❤️
I am from Mexico and I have been binge watching your true crime videos this week, you have no idea how happy it makes me that you took the time to make this video, thank you so so much!! This case NEEDS TO BE KNOWN
Also in case you want to share more latinoamerican cases, one that's similar to this one is the Restrepo Brothers, is from Ecuador, their story needs to be told
This is so heartbreaking and what’s even more heartbreaking is every single one of the comments in this video talks about how it hits home for them and how so many people can relate to this story. I never knew how many people were affected by this and reading the comments I now see it’s so much more than what I ever imagined. It’s not only the students or only the people who live in Mexico but also a lot of people in America and a lot of people who moved from Mexico to America are affected by this. It’s such a tragedy.
Ty for making this comment 🙏
Nunca pensé que hablarías sobre este caso Bella, Mexico nunca lo olvida. Saludos💗
Thank you for this.❤️ my cousin was one of them.
Giselle b I’m so sorry 😧🙏❤️
Ashley Lara thank you❤️
Thank you so much for covering this, Mexico is so corrupt because cartels and the government get away with everything and it’s always the poor citizens that are paying for their wrong doings. As a Mexican myself i appreciate this video and you!
And we are still waiting for answers of our government. Mexican girl here watching
Renata Sarmiento frs! And the sad part is they won’t speak upon it
Same !
I’m from México and we still want justice with this case, thank u bella for use your platform to talk about this
I am so glad you are using your platform to document and show awareness of what is happening in other countries!
I’m so happy about you sharing this with all the world basically, because in Mexico nobody really talks about it, and the government every time tries to hide the case or make it look like nothing “bad” really happened, but to this day in the central streets of CDMX (Mexico City) families are protesting, and yet nobody talks about it
Yay finally ! The current Mexican president is demanding answers and im so glad the road to justice is finally being paved
Julia Vega AMLO is a jerk, lol, so is Peña Nieto
I hope with all my heart that you actually engage in activism work instead of just talking about it online ❤️ AMLO is an amazing leader backed with actions ( hes done more for the country in a week than pena nieto did in six years )who shouldn’t even be compared to a neoliberal like pena nieto . Hes working for his country as i hope you do too .
it’s revolutionary what’s going on in mexico right now. i’m very hopeful for change ❤️
Yes ! Finally the president is taking this as a priority case, i hope families get answers and justice!!! I truly believe AMLO is going to make a difference in the country , I hope he don’t disappoint people who believe and supports him.
I’m from Mexico and the new president is taking Mexico to shit more than it already was, this next 6 years are gonna be difficult af
I don’t know how you manage to retain all the information and then explain it so well!!! Should become a Netflix series coz I would 100% be up for watching that😂 love u so much!!! Keep doing what ya doing ❤️❤️
Agreed!!!@
Thank you for using your platform to speak about this🙏🏼
This is so sad. How can anyone have the conscious to commit such an atrocity. R.I.P all 43..
I was on vacation in Mexico city when all this happened, it was chaos everyone went to the streets to protest, it was crazy, and it makes me so sad to say I myself am Mexican and our own people hurt each other to have things going their way, it’s all about power over there.
I love México but i'm sick of the situation we're living in, it's so sad that u can be here today and tomorrow you could be dead:(
cocotarugo kazoo it’s not that bad, chill out
Alvaro Gundogan what is wrong with you? It’s THAT bad.
Violet Brook you must be living in a dangerous area to be suffering like that. It’s just like in USA there is real bad neighborhoods even in the popular cities. Just have to know where to stay or live. Here in USA you have cops killing innocents, 30 year olds raping 9-15 year olds. Shoot outs in schools. It’s just as bad or worst. You guys block yourselves from what real is happening in this country
It depends on the place where you live, because there are safer cities.
Samer Berry you reply to like every single comment saying the same exact thing. No one cares. You love to blame stuff happening in the US on Mexicans. For what? Why? I’m sorry that people literally migrate for a better life. I’m sorry that you see one bad thing involving a Mexican and automatically assume all of us are bad. You continue to say we’re “violent” & “wont stop until we dance in the blood or each other”. You said “you want to bring this violence to America, keep it there”. No. People are gonna take it wherever their voices are being heard. I’m sorry you don’t like us or think we only promote and cause violence but i can assure you that if anything, it’s the other way around. Thought we all learned that if we don’t have nothing nice to say to not say anything at all when we were young. Now quit being afraid of the truth. You’re a grown man, act like one.
This particular case really made me sad and also frustrated me. Corruption is a horrible thing
only youtuber I know that even uses their platform for something like this
Yes! I’m Mexican born and raised , living in the US...and this case is such a HUGE interest of mine. Thanks for covering it!♥️♥️
Yes! Same here lol
Same!
I’m not but I still found this case insane and super interesting!
Another interested Mexican here 🙋🏻♀️😝
Half Mexican here🙋🏻♀️
Can’t believe this case isn’t more famous outside of Mexico!
Wrong gender
It’s important to mention that the school is for indigenous and poor students. Thank you so much for sharing.
thank you for giving this coverage ❤️❤️
It feels kinda surreal that you are talking about something that happened in my country, something so near of me and so far away of you, I cant process that. It's so heartbreaking and overwhelming, and even though it became a well known case, it wasn't loud enough and a lot of media gave fake information because the government manipulated, missinforming a lot of people in Mexico and from other countries. Thank you so much for making this video, it means a lot💛
Alejandra Arellano
Also forgot to mention that the classmates (or the generation in the school) of the 43 students graduated this year, and in the ceremony they put 43 chairs to commemorate their missing classmates
This story is heartbreaking and I’m so sorry that you were even close to this occurrence :(
Thank you for covering this case. I lived in Mexico for several years and our government is what’s keeping us behind. Our people are amazing and our land is beautiful but our government is greedy and we are in a drug war. This means a lot to my people. You are amazing💖
Celeste Aguirre couldn’t have said it better ♥️
The fact that there are so many mass graves???? Insane
Thank you for talking the time to talk about this, it means so much!
My family is from Iguala Guerrero and I go there almost every year. But ever since this case my mom hasn’t let me go back. It’s so sad to think that I can’t go back to Iguala without being paranoid about all of the Bad things that are happening there. It’s so dangerous!!!
Omg my family is too! This video is scaring me cuz I always go to that bus station
I did a project on this story for my spanish college course!!! It’s so sad how Mexico’s govt. is so corrupt & how the parents never got closure for the dissapearance of their children 😢
this case broke my heart...thank you so much for speaking about this
So proud of you for covering this case, you are amazing!!! Mexico loves you.
PLEASE DO A VIDEO OF KENNEKA JENKINS!!! Her story is so strange and creepy.
YES!!!
YESS!!! i can't even read her name without getting goosebumps!!!
Yessss
She already did a video on her🙂
@@monicapotter2448 i cant find it by Bella
Can you do the disappearance of Jenna Van Gelderen from Georgia . We went to school together, she pretty much “vanished “ while she was house sitting for her parents while they were out of town . Because she was over 18 the cops didn’t take it seriously and messed up so many things in the investigation . It’s been a year only her car has been found . It’s just crazy that this can happen in this day and age in a country where all of our moves seemed to be tracked . In a way it’s frightening that we could all be “Jenna” if not just local media picked up the story maybe she could be found . A lot of us are scared she could be being sex trafficked since that happens a lot in Atlanta .
Oh wow I really hope you get answers for at least some type of closure.
Can't imagine how her parents must be feeling.
Has she been found
la fea no she hasn’t :(
Broken Silence I hope her family does as well , I only remember her as the girl that always waved at me I am older than her . I just hope nothing bad is happening to her while the word isn’t being spread . Merry Christmas
Thank you for covering this. ❤️
I love your channel! Specially because you talk about cases that are often overseen ❤️
I was just in Mexico this past October and seeing the missing students posters was totally crazy. you covered this so well! thank for you shedding more light to this very important case.
Al fin alguien habla de los 43 en México ! Vivos se los llevaron y vivos los queremos!
Lucía Bravo this case is really sad and impactful and I hope they find all the students and there’s justice but unfortunately I think if they are found it will be as bodies not living people.
I am Mexican and this is really sad to hear
Thank you for bringing awareness to this case! 🧡
I don't know why but i could literally listen to Bella talk all day, about any subject even if its the most boring thing she could make it sound so interesting and exciting
I'm so thankful good creators like you exist. It helps me educate myself on worldwide crime stories ♥
I have never heard of this case tell this video. Definitely needs to have more light shed on it!!! Thank you for sharing
Thank you for speaking on the subject, I means so much to me and I am sure to many others. This case was heartbreaking and terrifying and something we will never forget. It is still so sad to think of all of the families who suffered, waiting for their sons to either come back home or appear dead. It is also frustrating that they didn't get justice. Once again thank you for speaking about this