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Mexican Mafia Hitman Ramon “Mundo” Mendoza on How It Felt to Strangle Someone to Death (Part 10)
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Mexican Mafia Hitman Ramon “Mundo” Mendoza on How It Felt to Strangle Someone to Death (Part 10)

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Part 9: https://youtu.be/rkDAsjK6l3A
Part 1: https://youtu.be/ULWuJC3gHjY
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VladTV sits down with former Mexican Mafia member Ramon “Mundo” Mendoza for a raw discussion on loyalty, violence, remorse, and redemption. Mendoza reflects on putting the gang above relationships, carrying out killings in prison and on the streets, and what went through his mind during strangulations, saying he did not take pleasure in the act and wanted victims “done” rather than suffering.

He also details a turning point inside Kern County Jail, where 81-year-old Christian visitor Nathaniel Elrich helped him confront remorse for victims’ families. Mendoza explains how two murder cases were dismissed after a speedy trial denial motion, then describes contacting parole officer Mr. Rubio, DEA task force member Gil Avila, and the Special Services Unit to begin cooperating against active killers.

A serious true crime interview on prison politics, faith, informants, and the Mexican Mafia.

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