Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, has become known as the "murder capital of the world" thanks to the seemingly endless string of drug-cartel-related killings and the law-abiding portion of the population is ready to try almost anything to stop the violence. For the past three years, a group of teenagers calling themselves the Messenger Angels have been taking to the streets covered in silver paint and glitter, wearing thick white robes and huge feathered wings and holding hand-painted signs that address the cops, the cartels, and the worst of the capos. "Zetas, ask forgiveness," one sign read. "Cop killers. Enough! Sincerely, Jesus Christ," read another.
