El Capo de la Mafia Mexicana: 26 Puñaladas, 32 Años Preso y 1 Cargo Falso de “Pez Espada”

26 stab wounds. 32 years behind bars. And a fabricated charge so absurd it seems made up: “possession of a swordfish without a license.” This true crime documentary reveals the story of Rene “Boxer” Enriquez, a former high-ranking member of the Mexican Mafia who went from being a feared figure within La Eme to becoming one of the most valuable informants for law enforcement. Inside the Los Angeles County Jail, Enriquez and Benjamin Peters attacked Salvador Buenrostro, a leader of La Eme, stabbing him 26 times in a lawyer interview room. Buenrostro survived. But the strangest part came years later. From Artesia 13 to Pelican Bay SHU, from prison gangs to the street tax system, from prison violence to FBI interrogations, this is the story of how a Mexican Mafia boss ended up being hidden by the government under a false name and on a fabricated charge. Was Rene “Boxer” Enriquez a changed man, a traitor, a survivor… or someone too dangerous to return to the streets? Watch the full story and decide for yourself. If you enjoy true crime documentaries, prison stories, prison gangs, the Mexican Mafia, La Eme, and real criminal cases, subscribe for more. #MexicanMafia #LaEme #TrueCrime