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An intense international search for four suspected mass murderers involved in a satanic drug-dealing
cult is underway on both sides of the U.S.-Mexican border tonight.
Our Sherman Chow joins us live from Brownsville now with the latest on this search for more
suspects in the bizarre murder of Mark Kilroy and at least 11 other men.
Sherman?
Dave, the Cameron County Sheriff's Department was just able to release a photograph of the
suspected ringleader, 27-year-old Aldolfo Constanzo, a man who has been nicknamed El
Padrino or the Godfather, and they believe he is the one who organized the satanic rituals
for this drug ring.
Now, since the four men already in custody have confessed to their crimes, officials
tell us that will doubtless lead to their conviction.
In Mexico, a man is guilty until proven innocent.
Liz Exon has more on those grisly murders and the men who have publicly confessed to
those crimes.
Authorities now believe Elio Hernandez, who was displayed for news people by authorities
in Matamoros, Mexico, was one of two people who did all the killing at the ranch where
the cult operated.
They believe the victims were taken to a shack where they were bound and murdered.
Afterward, they were buried in shallow graves not far from the shack, but before the bodies
were buried, they were mutilated for worship.
They would boil the blood and drink the blood, and in some cases they would boil the brains
with the blood and drink it.
And what was this supposed to do?
Give them strength.
This young woman has now also been identified as one of two ringleaders of the group.
She's identified as 24-year-old Sarah Maria Adrete.
She was a straight-A student at Texas Southmost College.
Lieutenant George Gabito says she led a double life.
She kind of was the one that would say, okay, we need to do one today, do one tomorrow.
She's the one that would kind of set up the dates on this.
Authorities say the other ringleader is 27-year-old Aldojo Constanzo.
He's believed to be the other male who did all of the killing.
Authorities now have more information about him.
He was born in Florida and has homes in Mexico City and Miami, Florida.
Law enforcement personnel have staked out both of those homes.
In fact, authorities all over the country are looking for him.
At the Cameron County Courthouse in Brownsville, Liz Exon, 13 Eyewitness News.
There is no federal death penalty in Mexico, but if these suspects are convicted of all
their charges, which range from everything from murder to drug trafficking to possession
of firearms, they could each face up to 972 years in prison.
Tomorrow, they hope to resume the search for additional bodies on that ranch.
Those victims, which have already been recovered, have been moved now to a morgue in Matamoros.
The local papers here have been listing the location of that morgue so families with missing
relatives can see if their loved ones may have been a victim.
Our locals tell us that missing persons are not uncommon in Mexico and far more difficult
to locate here than in the United States.
If you lose someone over there, you have 90% of a chance to find them than you do here.
It's just very hard to say.
Among those officially identified, American Mark Kilroy.
And earlier today, his parents held a press conference to thank investigators and to talk
about their son.
You know, he made us proud.
We love him a lot.
We feel that the father in heaven loves him even more than we ever did and that he's taking
good care of him.
They just must be possessed by the devil.
That would be the only explanation for such a bizarre and, you know, for what they did.
I prayed for all of them.
While Mark's parents took pains to thank the media for coverage of Mark's disappearance,
local business owners were far less happy about the publicity.
We usually get real bad publicity from the states.
I don't think it's any different than what happens in Houston.
The Kilroy's also took pains to stress that they felt this kind of situation could have
happened anywhere, whether it be in Mexico or in the United States.
They did not blame anyone in Mexico or MetaMorse for what happened to their son.
At last word, five of the victims had been identified.
Four of them are Mexican nationals.
The fifth, of course, Dave, is Mark Kilroy.
Okay, very good.
Thank you, Sherman.
Residents living in Mark Kilroy's hometown of Santa Fe to the south of Houston are pulling
together tonight to help the family through this tragedy.
Grounds of the Kilroy family church in Hitchcock are adorned with yellow ribbons in memory
of Mark.
Children from the Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church are responsible for putting up those
ribbons.
The pastor of that church says the community has learned a lot in the wake of this tragedy.
How to love and how to have compassion and how to be understanding and how to be reaching
out.
The church will be holding a memorial mass for Kilroy this Saturday at two o'clock in
the afternoon.
Also, a Santa Fe group is chartering a bus to go to Brownsville for tomorrow's memorial
service for Mark there.
The cost is $25 per person.
Anyone interested in making that trip should call Jackie Gates at area code 409-925-733.
Back in Houston, local police tonight dealing with their own version of the deadly combination
of Satanism and drugs.
Five suspects in custody after police raided a house in the Montrose area tonight.
They found not only narcotics but satanic paraphernalia and some dead animals.
Stephen Gervain joins us from the site of that drug raid to give us the latest.
Stephen?
Dave, right now we're seeking shelter at 108 Oak Street from the rain near downtown Houston.
We're on the porch of the address where police staged a drug bust earlier today after a six-week
investigation.
Police have arrested five people here.
Three of them will be charged with trafficking a substance.
And right now we want to take a look at what was in the house here after police busted
these folks.
There were signs on doors and walls, signs like we have the fangs of beasts and there
were pentagrams also drawn on the floor as well, graffiti on the walls everywhere on
the second floor of this two-story home.
Another sign said to eat human flesh.
And also you see a skull there and that's a dead tarantula, one of other animals that
were found in this home.
Lots of rats were here, a skunk, a cat and also the skull of a rat in one of the symbols.
Police say that they bought cocaine and LSD from the residents of this home and here with
me right now to explain more about that is Lieutenant Joe Kunkel with the Houston Police
Department's Narcotics Division.
Lieutenant, with all of this that's going on with the Kilroy killing in Matamoros, is
there any connection here?
No, we do not believe at this particular time that there is any connection whatsoever.
Tell us a little bit more about this particular situation.
One of those arrested is allegedly a skinhead?
He claims to be a skinhead, yes, but we haven't verified that at this particular time.
Was this based on any kind of investigation?
Was it investigation of drugs or investigation of satanic rituals or anything like that?
No, we've had a six-week investigation strictly on drugs.
We knew what they were when we went into it, but no, it was strictly on drugs.
Alright, so police have made this drug arrest.
We did not mention that a thousand hits or doses of LSD were also found here in this
house.
Dave, back to you.
Okay, very good.
Thank you, Stephen.
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These stories and more of an eyewitness news tonight continue.
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