Mexico Drug Cartels Attack Social Media Users

Mexico Drug Cartels Attack Social Media Users
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The bloodied bodies of a man and a woman were found hanging from a bridge in the northeast Mexican border town of Nuevo Laredo Tuesday, along with two posters left nearby warning social media users about reporting on the drug war.

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