Navolato, Sinaloa - Two messages have appeared in Navolato demanding the return of Miguel Ángel Castillo Carrillo, nephew of Amado Carrillo Fuentes, former leader of the Juarez cartel, who was kidnapped this past Friday from a smaller municipality known as Cañero, according to details released by the office of the State Police.The narco-banners have been signed by La Linea, the armed wing of the Juarez cartel, currently led by Vicente Carrillo, alias El Viceroy.
The messages were found around 8:00 or 9:00 a.m. one in a place called El Limoncito by the Altata highway, the other was found in the center of the city. According to the information provided, the message demands the captors release the boy unharmed and not to mess with family members; it demands respect for women and children because the war is only between the Sinaloa and Juarez cartels.
"No innocents" says the messages. It also warns the rival group of sicarios that they too have families to worry about, and the message threatens to exterminate all their families if Miguel Ángel Castillo Carrillo is not returned immediately.
The banners were taken down by elements of the Mexican army soon after their discovery.
Recent Blows delivered to the Carrillo Fuentes Family
Sept 11th 2004 - Rodolfo Carrillo Fuentes and his wife Giovana are assassinated under a hale of bullets at Plaza Cinépolis by unknown assailants, presumably rival sicarios.
Oct 22nd 2008 - Cruz Carrillo Fuentes (youngest of the family) was kidnapped in Navolato by military officers with the help of the municipal police. The next day, investigators find the burned remains in an abandoned lot in Bachigualatillo near a military camp known as El Diez. An armed contingent of 20 men came and stole the body at gunpoint from the office of the Forensic Medical Examiner.
Oct 15th 2010 - Miguel Ángel Castillo Carrillo, nephew of Amado Carrillo Fuentes, alias El Senior de los Cielos is abducted.
Update 10/23/10
Miguel Angel Castillo Carrillo was set free by his captors in this past Friday in the town of Navolato, Sinaloa, according to the boy's mother Luz Berthila Carrillo
The youth was abducted by armed men on October 15th from his mother's art shop. That night the family contacted the Public Ministry to report their son missing.
The following Monday, two banners signed by La Linea, demanded the respect of family, women and children as part of the rules of engagement, threatening to exterminate the families of all those involved in the abduction plot it the boy was not returned immediately unharmed.
The boy was set free yesterday and only said that his captors had treated him “very well” and they had not beat him.
Seems pretty low for Sinaloa, How old is the kid? Was he in the business or a civilian? What was he doing in Sinaloa? I hope this can be solved without more violence to family members.
ReplyDeleteIf you have that name,why not change it? Why would anyone "NOT" involved live in a state where it "ALL" got started.
ReplyDeletefor all the people that dont know los Carrillos Fuentes are originally from sinaloa and so are the Arellano Felix from the Tijuana Cartel all these big mafia families are all from the state of sinaloa. the Tijuana Cartel, Juarez Cartel and Sinaloa Cartel
ReplyDeleteLos Arellano Felix (Tijuana Cartel) and The Carrillos Fuentes (Juarez Cartel) are all originally from the state of Sinaloa. Thats where all these mafia families came from. Same With El Chapo Guzman, El Mayo Zambada, and Los Beltran Leyva brotheres.
ReplyDeleteI did know that, I just wondered during the war, between Juarez/Sinaloa what he was doing in Sinaloa, I am aware that almost all of the groups have areas of influence in Sinaloa, but CDS is the most dominant right? Was he a civilian and not involved, or was he confident enough he wouldn't get touched?
ReplyDeleteThe kid was 15
ReplyDeletedon't leave out Durango, Sinaloas brother in arms. Alot of Beltran Leyvas family is from Durango, El Nacho Coronel, and Joaquin Guzman as well. Alot of Sinaloas soldados come from family ties in DGO.
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Posted an update: Happy to report they returned the boy unharmed. I'm glad because this thing could have gotten REALLY ugly.
ReplyDeleteThere are no civilians
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