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Five decapitated heads with flayed skin found in coolers after horror cartel stand-off

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Mexican cartel are said to have been responsible for a cooler box found in the middle of the road that had four severed heads inside.

A total of five decapitated heads have since been found following a disturbing cartel stand-off, with hitmen from the Gulf Cartel Metros said to be behind the decapitations.

Dismembered remains were found by police in a gruesome cooler that featured severed heads with their skin flayed off, with a message left within that was signed "CDG Operativa Torres".READ MORE: Death Row killer survives agonising botched execution as desperate staff inject footJust a few days after this horror find, another cooler was found in response, with Cartel Del Noreste leaving behind a cooler filled with four heads.Inside also was a chilling message to the Gulf Cartel, with the discovery made after a dismembered body was spotted by the side of the road.Authorities quickly responded to the report of the dismembered body, which was found in Miguel Aleman, a municipality in the Frontera Chica region.There is reason to believe the region is controlled by Gulf cartel Los Metros, although the area is regularly contested by CDN members.A dismembered body wrapped in red cloth as well as a sack were found next to a bloodied red cooler and a message left behind for the cartel.Officers responding to the scene found a dismembered person and the decapitated head of a man inside of the cooler, but alongside that was a chilling message that revealed more about the fight between the gangs.

A message signed by "Operativa Toros", reported by BorderlandBeat, read: "This problem of ours isn't against any of you guys.

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