Introduction
On the fateful afternoon of December 10 1981, during the Salvadorian war, several units of the renowned Atlacati Batallion, a section of the Salvadorian Army stormed the small village of El Mozote. They were all out on a mission to counter the guerilla insurgents in the region after a clash. The army embarked on interrogating the El Mozote residents for some time before they started brutal execution of the men on account of being sympathizers with the insurgents. The ordeal that lasted for three days left approximately 800 people dead, Men, women and children. (Danner, 2016) The events and ...