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Former Hitman on Mexican Prison, Cartel Brutality and Police Corruption | Minutes With
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In this episode of Minutes With, we sat down with Ali Gonzalez, a former Sicario (hitman), for one of Mexico's most notorious cartels. Ali talks us through his journey to being groomed into the organisation, the most violent things he witnessed, his stint in prison and his journey to redemption.

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@LADbible

5 months ago

Thank you to Ali for taking part. You can follow Ali on Instagram @isaireyes909 and YouTube @Legacy.of.Warriors

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@bigbozza2754

6 months ago

ā€œWe all take our decisions and we have to live with our consequences. So if anything happens to me donā€™t worry about it, let the dogs eat me, because thatā€™s the life I choseā€ hardest quote Iā€™ve ever heard

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@joelzenny

5 months ago

You can see the depression in this young man's eyes, and how everything he's done and seen has affected him. No boasting, no narcissism. Just depression.

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@buddah13

5 months ago

This dude just put himself at risk to tell us his story, so thankful he shared it with us, life has a grim and dark reality for some people.

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@mariodixon1863

4 months ago

The fact he went back to Mexico and helped anther YouTuber out to interview hitman and the cartel heā€™s got big balls man

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@Cdlboy.214

6 months ago

Heā€™s the perfect example of not judging a book by its cover. If I was to meet him at a gym or something Iā€™d never thought his back story would be as such

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@Artster8489

6 months ago

You can tell he ain't lying. The dead body language, that hollow stare and monotonous delivery. I hope he finds peace in life.

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@thenublord5927

4 months ago

Hearing this manā€™s story altered my perspective on life. At the very moment I write this comment there is someone being brutally murdered in ways I cannot even fathom while my biggest worry is having enough for gas to make it to my 9-5 jobā€¦

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@vishnu89ify

5 months ago

Probably one of the best interviews to ever be made. This guy's clarity of thought and honest expression is inspiring.

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@Danchez226

6 months ago

I lived in Mexico for 10 years...he is 100% right when he said he didn't know real violence until he went down there. You can't even imagine the things that happen to people, truly horrifying.

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@streetguy01

6 months ago

The actions of his father led to the destruction of dozens of lives, from those around his sister to the ones taken by this guy. Crazy butterfly effect

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@nuzzyfugget9492

4 months ago

This is one of the most raw interviews Iā€™ve ever seen. You can tell this dude is not lying about anything he: saying. Crazy world

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@ChubbyUnicorn

3 months ago

He is so young to have survived so much. What i learned from him: Life is only worthwhile when we all agree that lives are worth something.

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@TheThebigfrenchie

6 months ago

By the end of the interview I was starting to realise this guy hadn't smiled once. Not a happy smile, or a sarcastic smile, not a scoff or shred of emotion including anger. You can see how this dude had to become what he is to survive what sounds like a manic environment. I hope he finds peace

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@jayross5985

6 months ago

You can tell this guy lives in pain from his past. when she asked him what the most violent thing hes done he instantly put his head to the ground, his body language says a thousand words.

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@albertorodriguez1298

4 months ago

Thank You for this interview. Well spoken and even invoked empathy in me. The tone, the eyes, the word choice, this is as real as it gets.

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@MariaLopez-fk9fz

3 months ago

Iā€™m not Mexican but I consume Mexican news and podcast every single day and the violence in cartels is the most BRUTAL and nauseous thing, like he said it is something that people in first world countries couldnā€™t even think of and itā€™s something that affects everyone in Mexico still to this day, heartbreaking.

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@mslondonlove1435

6 months ago

I have to remind myself that while Iā€™m just living my ā€˜nice comfy lifeā€™ there are people living like this. It reminds me to remain grounded and grateful. What a crazy life.

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@santosbrown6833

5 months ago

This dude is the real deal no joke !!You can tell how he tells his story by not trying to flex or glorify that life.

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@chubss808

4 months ago

I work construction in Hawaii with a guy who used to be cartel, really good dude, goes church on sundays, and brings food his wife cooks for us on fridays. Glad to see these dudes turn their lives around

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