The morning that residents of the community of Las Higueras belonging to this municipality made the macabre discovery of 5 bodies of lifeless people tied and bagged on the path of a banana plantation.
The ministerial agents, expert services and other police authorities were requested to carry out the corresponding investigations.
The identity of these people is unknown until now, and they were transferred to the necropsy room of the Forensic Medical Service of Martínez de la Torre.
The Attorney General of the State of Veracruz (FGE) identified the people who were killed and whose remains were found in plastic bags on August 8 in Maltrata and on August 9 in Vega de Alatorre.
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The FGE recalled that on August 8 an anonymous call was received alerting about black bags, possibly with human remains, on Highway 150 Veracruz-Mexico, at the height of the return of Paso Conejos, kilometer 242 + 700.
Prosecutor's staff found a man's torso on the dirt road and fifteen black plastic bags with human remains in the process of rot.
The FGE identified the following people among the victims:
-Brian “V” , 26 years old, originally from Río Blanco and a neighbor of Mariano Escobedo .
He disappeared on August 5.
-Irvin "V" , 23 years old, originally from Río Blanco and a neighbor of Mariano Escobedo.
He also disappeared on August 5.
-Jonathan Paul “V” , 28 years old, residing in Río Blanco.
-Clemente “V” , 60 years old, originally from Teziutlán, Puebla , and a neighbor of Río Blanco.
On August 5, an investigation folder was initiated for his disappearance, after receiving a complaint.
Regarding the five bodies found on the state highway in the town of Las Higueras, municipality of Vega de Alatorre , the FGE reported that one was female and the remaining four were male.
The woman, who has not been identified, died due to wounds caused with a white weapon in the thorax as well as a 31-year-old man identified as Ulysses Alberto "V".
Juan "V" and Miguel Eduardo "V" , 41 and 32 years old respectively, died from strangulation and a man who has not been identified, suffocation. Juan and Ulises Alberto were originally from Quintana Roo and Miguel Eduardo was born in Veracruz but was domiciled in Quintana Roo.
The last activity recorded by Miguel Eduardo's cell line is in Las Bajadas neighborhood , in the city of Veracruz, on August 2 at 10:40 p.m., so the FGE inferred that since that day they were held in captivity.
I purposely left off the photo of the unidentified woman.
RIP/DEP Let their families have closure.
I read that the police of veracruz is been investigated for the desmembering of Brian, irvin, jonathan paul and clemente, reason they are been investigated is that they arrested 2 of them and never took them to jail
ReplyDeleteOuch everyday lots of murders transpiring, now what could the lady, they show deceased, have done to deserve getting killed. When will the citizens, people rise up and defend themselves against killers.
ReplyDeleteCould are be they we're handed over to the cartel, that the police work with.
DeleteWell at least they died in one piece
ReplyDeleteThis is ridiculous, there will be no Mexicans left soon at this rate
ReplyDeleteI am flabbergasted, innocent people killed again, doesn't MEXICO have special agents to take care, of lawlessness cartels killing thier citizens. Here in USA we have the FBI, what is the equivalent in Mexico?
ReplyDeleteBB FOLLOWERS:
ReplyDeleteOur views have increased dramatically. Consequentially, so has number of comments. We are getting 4 to 500 per day.
No way can I read all. 300 is about my limit. BUT there are things you can do to have a better shot at getting posted. Make it simple and short as possible, I bypass long comments and return if I have time. I read 2 or 3 sentences and if the long comments sounds informative then I will read it all and usually post.
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Chivis: I understand your editorial pressures a little because I too have to decide if a posted comment is worth keeping in my data base.
ReplyDeletePoint I wish to make:
1. Some of the best comments I keep are from first hand observers of significant incidents. Often these comment are not too grammatically correct, but they have the ring of truth in them. I don't care a whit about grammar as long as the comment seem truthful.
2. Sometimes a post comes in from a experience person conversant with the topic. Often, the post insights and facts that shed light on obscure topics we "smucks" would not have a clue about otherwise.
3. My dos centavos: Could you get some help in filtering out comments that seem frivolous or openly biased diatribesfrom people that seem "wacko" (you probably do this anyway.)
Finally, In the filtering process, please keep the comments that make good research "data" (my ethnographic POV here), or that chronicle what Mexico is going through.
I really wish I could help with this important editorial problem. Maybe, others have ideas to help you and BB.
P.S. I think that after ideas come in, a committee of people who know the issues could come out with a policy statement most of us BB followers can live with.
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Good advise, It is a tricky balance however, I don't want comments to be subjected to MY knowledge, if the rules are adhered to but I think it is in factual error, it will be posted. I leave it to those to know to correct, or me myself will weigh in.
DeleteSome are trolls baiting, but they are pretty easily identified.
I never take in account bad grammar, many with comments with excellent info are from ESL...no problema aqui.
JMy Achilles heel is calling someone an idiot or retard etc if they disagree with the factual content. I am becoming less tolerant of those and most will be axed.
Just state your point...and be done with it.
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