Montuyoc: Carl Bookhart

The Santa Blanca gathered her elite sicarios here to build a paramilitary force.

• Operation: Security
• Chief: Carl Bookhart
• Ecosystem: Altiplano

This province is located in the Altiplano region. Living conditions there are tough. Several roads cross the province and allow for easy movement. The activity of the inhabitants focuses on llama breeding and barley cultures, one of the few grains able to grow at this altitude.

The capital of the province is the small town of Choza Padres whose business focuses on the production of llama wool. The small village of Araca is divided between growing barley and raising llamas.

Sueño built a vast arsenal, protected by a large base, which contains the most modern small and heavy weapons, guns, tanks, mortars, and anti-aircraft missiles. This arsenal is available to the best sicarios that come to the deserted moors of Montuyoc for training.

Sueño foresees a potential clash with the Unidad or the Rebellion if the latter grows in power, or a possible attack by a rival cartel. Santa Blanca’s goal at Montuyoc is to train a small elite army capable of standing up to the best armies in South America.

The people of Montuyoc have learned to take their llamas far away from the ground of the sicarios to avoid becoming the target of Mexican missiles.

Carl Bookhart

BORN: 10/09/1969 in Montpelier, Vermont, USA

CARTEL POSITION: Combat Trainer

Bookhart is in charge of the Santa Blanca Training Camp based in Montuyoc where the cartel builds a paramilitary force. Highly qualified for combat and an ex-member of the US Army Special Operations Command, he was dishonorably discharged for the killing of civilians in Iraq. He joined the Santa Blanca Cartel in 2013 and is a known cocaine consumer.