zeron, head of the criminal investigation agency. students was progressing, over the hills of iguala, they started finding many places with clandestine graves. other families approached us that have someone missing in their family that have disappeared around the same time, but they were not part of the students. that was the first time we started knowing that there were actually hundreds of people that have disappeared, you know, in iguala over the past few years. and it wasjust... it wasjust horrifying, yeah. it wasjust hard to believe how organised it was and how everybody knew that those spots were places you would not go. it's like an invisible, or not so invisible presence, that is constantly there. you entered into territories that are... ..you know, controlled by organised crime. in mexico, the war on drugs starts in 2006. at that time, the military budget and the federal police budgets increased enormously. there is this massive just influx of cash, both from the national resources and internationally... ..so they're buying