Mexico - 12 headless bodies marked with the letter Z

[The Sentinel]

We urge all members in or near Mexico to be in a high state of readiness after a recent suspicious incident.

Eleven headless bodies have been found in a field, with a twelfth being found at a separate location. The authorities are attributing the occurrences to drugs-related crime however the following details strongly suggest undead activity:

Eleven headless bodies bearing signs of torture were dumped in a field on the outskirts of the city of Merida. A 12th body was found about 50 miles away.

Police say all 12 men were decapitated alive, although the heads of the victims have not yet been found.

The still unidentified men were found naked, bound and according to Reuters, branded with the letter Z.

Concern over the repeated occurrence of similar incidents in the region is causing public outcry:

Mexicans will take to the streets on Saturday in nationwide protests at the escalating violence, which has seen decapitated bodies littering southern and northern Mexico.

Exercise extreme caution.

[Doctor G]

Shit. This is worse than Canada. The whole of the Americas may well be infested. Well spotted.

[The Sentinel]

UPDATE: According to this LA Times article, decapitated bodies were found across four states.

[Survivors of the British Zombie Holocaust Register (facebook) created by Ashley Davidson]

MEXICO CITY (AP) — The heads of 11 decapitated bodies discovered in Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula last week may have been burned in a ritual, investigators said.
Police said they found an altar to the skeletal figure of the "Santa Muerte," an unofficial patron saint of death, in the home of two men arrested in connection with the slayings, while several scorched spots were discovered in a nearby clearing.

Police suspect the heads were burned in the clearing, according to a statement from the Public Safety Department. The department did not say what evidence it had to support that theory. Public Safety officials declined to give further details Monday, citing an ongoing investigation.