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Newspaper attention still at viral levels, authorities in texas were trapped. they could dispatch all the boats and helicopters they wanted, but law enforcement in mexico was still in charge. and what happened next in mexico showed just how difficult getting any answers would be. >> one mexican detective did try to find out what happened to david hartley. but his head was severed from his body and his decapitated head was delivered to the mexican army here in a border town. his name, rolando viegas. his suspects, brothers who lived near the half submerged church in mexico, old guerrero. it's u...
>> reporter: but there was some unfinished business. one last adventure david had long talked about, but never got around to. he had heard of a church partially submerged in falcon lake on the mexican side in an abandoned village called old guerrero. perfect for a couple who loved their jet skis and loved adventure. >> i'm just like, okay. let's go see it. >> reporter: had they asked local law enforcement would have warned them about pirates on the lake. had they asked, captain stacy holland would have told them not to go. >> we don't recommend going into mexico on the side of the lake, but it...
See a sunken church. he is sick of the media attention and insists that the lake and the fishermen are completely safe as long as they follow these unwritten rules. >> this is not a jet ski lake. never a jet ski seen. they come, they show up on jet skis that they don't see, then they try to approach them and stop them, because it's a war over there. two cartels fighting each other for control, and they don't stop. they take off running. >> colette agreed to take us to old guerrero, eight miles into mexico, into what he describes as a drug war, to show us just how safe it really was. but before...