WATCH: 5 Mexican students murdered by cartel video graphic sparks controversy online.

The five missing boys aged ranged between 19 and 22, were missing in Mexico for many days. But they recently appeared in a video that shows they are being brutally murdered by a drug cartel in Mexico.

According to the reports, the five young boys were lured with a fake job offer to meet the Mexican drug cartel. Since the video of five Mexican students murdered by a drug cartel surfaced on the internet, it has been trending everywhere leaving people harrowed and shocked.

The boys were beheaded as shown in the horrifically graphic video that is making rounds online for the past couple of days. Shift to the following sections and know about the brutal murder of five Mexican students. Scroll down.

All five Mexican students were aged ranged between 19 and 22. Reportedly, they all were friends and students who were duct-taped, stabbed, beaten, and beheaded after meeting the Mexican drug cartel in the hope of getting employment as private security, met a contact in town and were not seen again until the video leaked on the internet.

El Universal journalist Carlos Arrieta said the men decided into a meeting with the CJNG cartel (Jalisco Nueva Generacion). The journalist further added that the drug cartel lured them to recruit into their ranks but killed them when they refused. Have the victims been identified? Continue reading this article and learn more details.







The boys who appeared in the video have been identified by their families, friends, and relatives as  Roberto Olmeda, Dante Cedillo, Uriel Galvan, Diego Lara, and Jaime Martinez. According to El Universal, the strongest hypothesis pointed to the young men contacting a call center to get a job. The call center is run by the Mexican drug cartel CJNG for the forced recruitment of people. These call centers offer attractive payout jobs with additional benefits to trick people to join the CJNG.