The US edition came out two months later, bearing a different subtitle. [18], CNNMéxico stated that Grillo has been in "more crime scenes than he can remember", and that his book includes "interviews with hitmen, members of the cartels, politicians and police officers, and people trapped in the crossfire". It had taken him months to be accepted by the gangsters. "[3], Below is an excerpt from Time magazine published on 23 October 2011.
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