Three Bodies Found in San Fierro Bay: Authorities Suspect Triad Connection
By Michael Nguyen | San Fierro Chronicle | October 15, 2019
San Fierro, SA – A gruesome discovery early Tuesday morning has left authorities scrambling for answers after three mutilated bodies were found floating near the docks. The victims, all believed to be of Vietnamese descent, showed signs of extreme torture, fueling speculation that the murders were linked to organized crime. According to law enforcement sources, the bodies bore severe injuries consistent with gangland executions—each had their tongues removed, fingers methodically broken, and deep lacerations across their torsos. Investigators noted that a chilling message was carved into the flesh of one victim, written in Cantonese: “Do not whisper our name.” “This was personal. Whoever did this wanted to send a very clear message,” a homicide detective close to the case told the San Fierro Chronicle on the condition of anonymity.
“The level of brutality suggests this wasn’t a random act of violence. We’re looking into possible connections to Asian organized crime, specifically groups involved in narcotics, extortion, and money laundering,” said an SFPD spokesperson. For now, the killings remain an open case, a warning floating in the bay, and a stark reminder of the unseen battles shaping the streets of San Fierro.
