Are the darkest corners of the internet truly reflective of the world we inhabit, or are they distorted mirrors reflecting back our morbid curiosities? The disturbing phenomenon surrounding the viral video known as "El Patrn" serves as a stark reminder of the appetite for graphic content and the desensitization it can breed.

The grim details surrounding "El Patrn" paint a horrifying picture. Reports indicate the video depicts the brutal execution of a father and son, allegedly at the hands of a drug cartel. The father is said to have been decapitated, while the son suffered an even more gruesome fate: his chest skinned and his heart removed while still alive. Such extreme violence, disseminated across social media platforms, raises serious ethical questions about content moderation, the psychological impact on viewers, and the normalization of brutality. It also shines a light on the very real and very terrifying power of cartels and their ruthlessness.

Category	Information
Video Title	El Patrn (The Boss/The Leader)
Alleged Content	Brutal execution of a father and son by a drug cartel.
Cartel Allegations	Potentially linked to the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG).
Key Details	Decapitation of the father; live dismemberment of the son.
Origin	Circulated primarily through social media and gore-focused websites.
Associated Terms	Gore, cartel violence, snuff film, extreme content.
Ethical Concerns	Content moderation, psychological impact, desensitization to violence.
Related Incidents	Linked to other cartel-related violence and propaganda videos.
Date of initial gleb's stream ( High quality version )	2019/10/17 9:05 am
CJNG Activity	Mauricio 'N' aka El pantera ,leader of the CJNG in Huimanguillo Tabasco Tortured a trader to the cartel.
Legal Ramifications	Possession and distribution of such material could be illegal in some jurisdictions.
Context	Video of Leonardo Caripe Brito (El Patron) CJNG setting a person's face on fire.
Disclaimer	The distribution or seeking of any violent content can be disturbing and might be illegal.
Reference	Insight Crime - Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) Profile