The Sad Life Of The Most Dangerous Cartel Hitman Ever..

The Sad Life Of The Most Dangerous Cartel Hitman Ever..

F**k the law, man… and f**k the COs

Reporter: Could you tell us how many people you killed?

Jose Martinez: About 36 people

We broke in there and we found one and I sh*t him. There was a ditch next to the house and I buried them. Why would they have a proper burial? F**k them, let the worm eat them.

Jose Manuel Martinez has lived a life that will send shivers down the spine of even the most hardened of criminals. In his hands, lies the death of over thirty men.

Carrying out the evil deeds of some of the most brutal cartel leaders, Jose took lives like they meant nothing. He rained so much terror in several counties across the United States that he earned the nickname… EL Mano Negra… The black hand.

This is the life of the most dangerous cartel hitman ever.

You can’t imagine what people have told me when they hire me to go and kill a person for them. After I get paid, they tell me, “You know what Martinez, I feel a lot of weight have lifted from my heart.

#history #truestory #historical

[pacopeso]

Authorities never address the bullying problem in schools. These kids are affected at a young age and often seek revenge.

[josteincarlsen]

36 dead people and he is the worst hit man?? I don’t think so. The real ones have hundreds of lives

[nazzan]

Am I the only one who feels that this video is embracing this gentleman and what he did, and searching hard for any excuse possible for what this gentleman had accomplished. In addition to the efforts for polishing the outcomes

[Semprini]

Revenge is a bitch. A momment of satisfaction and the rest of the life....hell

[Kyddthunder]

If he dropped her off…how did they find Cecilia’s car if she was dropped off???

[damianidzikowski]

So he dropped his sister at this house with his own car, and later first thing they found was her car? Doesnt make any sense.

[Elber_Gudo]

It’s crazy how he tried and tried to change his ways early on, almost like all he needed was a chance or guidance, but the world gave him the cold shoulder and he became a monster

[jasonsmith]

What this man did for his sister, is what everyone should be doing for their family, specially knowing thirst kind will do it again. Truth truth

[The.Stranger]

I love how dramatic the narrator is portraying this story, and the dude himself is telling his tale with such a carefree easy going lilt. They be like:

Narrator: "And so Jose was relentlessly bullied giving him a taste of violence."

Jose: "Oh yeah, bullies suck, so I kicked his ass."

[noxvlager]

Hes not the most dangerous but he’s definitely not the least dangerous.

[ADOGGBOY]

If our justice system was better, maybe people would not be inclined to take justice for themselves.

[Agent-wt]

I like this because it's not too serious, and Jose seem jolly enough to share his thoughts. So it shows nice guys could be the deadliest.

[OneFreeThinker]

I drive through Tulare regularly and that is not an accurate description at all

[jojousda]

Imagine if he would’ve went to the marines, this mans life could’ve been different

[masufame]

Subtitles coming in clutch with these censors, damn

[PlowenYourMom]

4:02 Who made this documentary? He moved to California and they show a map of the US; and the red map marker is on the State of Kansas. Lmao.

[thecalifornianadventurer]

Damn this video did Tulare County dirty. Born and raised here. LA 3 hours south. The bay 3 hours north. The coast 2 hours west. The mountains 1 hour east. And we have cell service. The person that made this is trippin.

[sharonbland]

It makes you wonder, what would his life have been if he was able to join the Marines. Would he have lived a lww abiding life? He doess seem to have some empathy, which is not really normal for a hitman. They are usally pyschopaths through and trhough, who show no remorse for what they do, but he seems to have remorse at times. But, we all have choices in this world, so maybe, he was always destined for a life of crime.

[mmmk]

I hope he feels better feels like a story of a man that didnt want to keep killing like he grew a conscience

[Catnipfumar]

Jose: I took her to Toys R Us, were a kid can be a kid. 💀😹