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| Kidnapped photographer John Sevigny |
“Tu Fren” [my buddy] sent this in with respect to
the post titled “ Veracruz A photographer kidnapped and Tortured in Mexico,
part one”
“AG confirms they are investigating and have
received a request from the US, through the FBI, to help in the investigation”
1. In regards
to information circulating in various media and social media networks, about the
case of the American citizen John Sevigny, in which he states there is no
investigation in relation to the events where he was a victim: Presumably the events
occurred in the city of Cordoba Veracruz, o January 8th and 9th
of this year. Also claiming that there
is no coordination between the U.S. and Mexico for investigating the facts and
clarification.
The attorney general of Veracruz has in fact began
an investigation.
2. Oh January
28, 2019 the Embassy of the United States, sent an official communication to
the Attorney General of the State in reaction to “The investigation of the
kidnapping of John Matthew Sevigny”.
Within the communication the U.S. authorities indicate that “Sevigny warned that he and Lupita “V” were kidnapped in the city of Cordoba, Veracruz on January 8th, attaching the official report of the case.
Within the communication the U.S. authorities indicate that “Sevigny warned that he and Lupita “V” were kidnapped in the city of Cordoba, Veracruz on January 8th, attaching the official report of the case.
They
requested the support of the Attorney General into the investigation. The communication is signed by the Acting
Legal Attaché of the Federal Bureau of Investigation [FBI]
I'm reserving judgement on this episode. Seems to me, all considered they defied all odds by being released. Not suggesting anything but this story is pretty much sideways. More facts are needed and an investigation will shine more light.
ReplyDeleteHow and why were they released? I remember something about mistaken identity regarding a Carlos, said people were being executed/shot. Unless a ransom was paid as I'm sure they wanted something to free them
DeleteI agree. Something doesn’t seem right about this story. I’m confused as to why after all that torture they’d let him go- mistaken identity or not.
DeleteWould it have been easier to kill them rather than release them?
DeleteCorrido singer Alejandro Villa gunned down earlier this week. Any news?
ReplyDeleteEndless investigations over endless crimes. There will literally be hundreds more kidnappings by the time this incident is investigated and wrapped up. He's lucky he's still alive.
ReplyDeleteHe was never kidnapped he is just a very good story writer, he makes things up, he could probably write a movie if he wanted to , I know for a fact it's all made up , too much info and details,he would not be here today if all that happend , phoney! Ok thanks have a great night
ReplyDeleteWho cares he was released and made it back home safe. What about all the deaths and innocent victims investigate that..... by the way I am an American and do go to Mexico tamaulipas every weekend..... my opinion
ReplyDeleteHe might be telling the truth. It just doesn't feel that way. As they say, honesty is the most important thing in life. Once you can fake that, you have a leg up.
ReplyDeleteWhere are the bruised and bloody pictures of the aftermath? I googled his name and not one shows up. With the current debate on border security, US news media would be headlining this story. A professional photographer would know those pictures would possibly make as much of an impact as the article itself. Especially since he specializes in capturing the struggles of the citizens of those countries. So why not show that? I dunno, something is fishy I think.
ReplyDeleteThis is fresh news, happened in January 2019, that's why it's not in Google yet, perhaps you are trying to say it's fake news, you need to see more in a cooler?
Delete@How would they headline the story if he didn't tell anybody, and only now, when he feels safe, he tells a specific source? I google my name and fuck all comes up. Must have fucking imagined it
DeleteI can foresee, as it predictable...the local police, will gather a criminal group of buracohos, and pin it on them, of the kidnapping.
ReplyDeleteLies, lies,lies, yeah!
ReplyDeleteHe might be a spook (intelligence agency operative)
DeleteRamen noodles
Delete@Everybody. Fuck the lot of you. Every comment is so dumb it makes me want to weep. Where is the live video? Where is the battered and bruised body? Where is the blanket, saying we just grabbed a gringo? Fuck the lot of you.
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