Murder Capital of the World | Living in San Pedro Sula, Honduras | Free Documentary

Murder Capital of the World | Living in San Pedro Sula, Honduras | Free Documentary

In the company of a pastor, an assassin, and a crime reporter, this film examines the fine line between good and evil in the world's most dangerous city.

Priest and furniture maker Daniel Pacheco works in one of the most dangerous cities in the world: San Pedro Sula, Honduras. He tries to save lives, but that’s no simple matter in a country with staggeringly high murder rates. The killings are countless, not just by the drug cartels but also by the police and the army. Pacheco lives in the midst of it, risking his own life.

Reporting murders is everyday business for TV journalist Orlin Castro. He seems comfortable with the nocturnal violence, but at the same time, he dreams of a different, quieter life. A hitman named Matathan talks openly about his profession. He says he has had enough and wants to start a new, pious existence. But Pacheco, who knows him well, doubts his sincerity.

Following these three men, Dutch-American filmmaker Loretta van der Horst, who was born in Honduras, gets frighteningly close to the horrific violence that no one seems able to end. If you don’t value your own life, Pacheco explains, it’s easier to kill others.
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[FreeDocumentary]

In the company of a pastor, an assassin, and a crime reporter, this film examines the fine line between good and evil in the world's most dangerous city.

[alexD]

I was born and raised in la Rivera hernandez, i was neighbors with the pastor Pacheco...I left 10 years ago at the age of 15 because of how dangerous it was...it's sad to see nothing has changed 😢

[luckycharm]

My wife works as a Christian missionary in col rivera hernandez, san pedro sula, honduras. She teaches english and art to children in the community. Each and every child she works with has experienced horrific abuse. it's nerve wracking but she's so passionate. I've seen how working in Honduras has changed her and motivated her as a person. I'll be travelling with her on the next trip. The incredible bond my wife has with her students has changed her as a person. We hope to buy property in the community she works in and build a mission house there so we can stay there for long stretches of time. We see the world through different eyes since she started this work. We are very grateful for what we have and the abundance we can share with her community in Honduras.

[Sajuuk]

This is what happens when corruption goes unchecked. Those meant to govern the people enrich themselves and the people live in poverty, forever.

[Ruffi]

Snow day and off work. Documentary time!

[rickalphonse]

My parents are from Roatan in the Bay Island’s and the mainland is dangerous, with San Pedro Sula being the ultimate mess. When we go down we spend as little time in San Pedro as possible, because that is the airport we have to use.

It’s crazy that back in the day that blacks were stigmatized in Honduras when my parents were growing up, but you hardly ever hear Black Hondurans being involved in this wickedness!!

[dericklopez]

I personally visited the Rivera Hernández sector and although I lived almost all my life in Honduras when you reached that area you can feel the danger, if it is not extremely necessary that you go to that place do not do it

[AlfonsoLopez-ehvs]

I was born in Honduras raised in choloma, one of the most dangerous cities on the planet, I saw friends killed by gangs member, my father were killed by them as well when I was 8 years old, corruption is the bun of the day in there, sad life, thankfully now I am in US 🇺🇸 safe country, I’ll never forget all the things I passed trough there

[henrylazo]

🇺🇸🇭🇳🇺🇸I was born in Honduras but I migrated to the USA in 2000 at the age of 15 years old after 20 years I when back and is worse then used to be God bless and peace Honduras one day

[yojcobadap]

Love this documentary, you will know what's happening in every country.knowing what's there daily lives and how cruel it is.

[carlosgrijalva]

Recientemente fui a Sps viaje desde New York tenía 10 años sin estar en mi país y solo estuve en el centro por 3 días en un hotel y me sentí profundamente inseguro, me da tristeza que luego de muchos años sentí más miedo que cuando vivía allí.. espero algún día mi ciudad y el país entero cambie!! El gobierno tiene responsabilidad ay que admitir pero las personas la sociedad hondureña debería de tomar conciencia que la responsabilidad no solo es del gobierno, el cambio empieza por uno mismo!! Te Amo Honduras!!

[rivera]

I was born in San Pedro Sula it’s heartbreaking seeing my country not getting any better 💔

[hugomundaca]

How can we help Pastor Pacheco and his family?

[anibalavilesbrocato]

Yo que soy de Nicaragua me impacta ver esto en el país vecino, Daniel puede ser un dictador pero Nicaragua después de chile es el país más seguro de la América, no hay maras, no hay pandilleros, no miras narcos, no miras homicidios, puedes andar en la calle ala hora que quieras, si hay un homicidio en la capital es noticia y la gente se asusta porque casi no pasa nunca, no hay secuestros, parte de esto es que el país no deja entrar mareros en la frontera con Honduras está el ejércitos y al ver mareros los matan no dejan entrar esa plaga a nuestra hermosa y segura Nicaragua o

[abrahamtorres]

El Salvador 🇸🇻 tuvo la suerte de tener un Nayib Bukele en estos tiempos sino fuera el doble de lo peligroso que es Honduras hoy día.

[stevenromero]

Me siento tan mal por la gente en Honduras al ver como la gente en Honduras vive con tanta violencia en Honduras mi amiga me estaba contando hoy su historia sobre cómo era su vida en Honduras Realmente espero que Honduras pueda desarrollar todo y mejorar la seguridad Dios los bendiga. la buena gente de Honduras. Comentario de un salvadoreño ama Honduras
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[fherdiaz]

Solo queda decirle al sicario que sale con el cubre boca, Al que Hierro mata, Hierro muere . .

[CaptainSimonT]

May the Lord Bless and Protect Pastor Dany/ Pacheco and his family and church for such a great work and assignment He is doing with the gangs. May they turn to God and Be saved. Amen

[jenzo]

Im from Tegucigalpa Honduras it brakes my heart to see my country this way.

[ObbyValle]

Excelente pastor Dany un gran hombre de Dios no lo konosko pero Dios lo va a bendecir por su gran causa y por ayudar a esos jóvenes que necesitan de Dios