Unofficially, it has been revealed that businessman Carlos C. was not transferred from the hospital to the prison Cereso de Aquiles Serdán since it came to light that there was a possible rescue attempt.
It should be noted that yesterday, elements of the State Attorney General's Office had an impressive operation from the Los Angeles hospital to the prison Cereso de Aquiles Serdán for the transfer of the businessman, but it was canceled at the last minute.
It has now been disclosed that the cancellation of said transfer was as a result of a group of subjects who intended to rescue him.
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https://laparadadigital.com/cancelaron-traslado-de-carlos-c-a-cereso-por-intento-de-rescate/
This guy is hard core, he escaped his kidnappers and cut the ears off his bodyguards that set him up..
ReplyDeleteThat's why he was the boss. The boss is always the craziest and most dangerous one, unless they inherited their position like the Chapitos.
DeletePlease post a link to the story of this guy if you have it!
Delete-El Australiano
Now how did this attempt come to the attention of officials? Someone not something had to divulge this information.
ReplyDeleteUsually within their own who comprises the activities of illicit behavior.
how do we know if This is even true !
ReplyDeletewhere is he now ? who has seen him recently ?
maybe he is in the US
They might be bullshitting everyone
It gets harder and harder to really believe anyone
is Mexico gonna close their borders ?
or is USA gonna go do it. during this Virus crap ?
Anyone know yet the REAL numbers of sick / dead in Mexico. ?
maybe start a weekly update of expiences on the Virus ???
A trap could have been set to catch his liberators without using his real live as, must be just propaganda.
ReplyDeleteCan't believe one pinche huachicolero is worth tanto pinche pedo y pendejismo.
I don’t care what anyone says he’s a bad ass old man
ReplyDeleteWeird using the word "Rescue"
ReplyDeleteAlways thought Rescue meant to help one in sort of a danger like drowning or in a fire or accident
didnt know he was in Real Danger
unless of course we change the meaning word Danger into being incarerated or
doing time for his Criminalbacts facing Justice
humm I wonder what a Good Honest Man is called now adays
12:49 Good Honest Men are called charlatans these days...
ReplyDeleteBy real charlatans, witches, drug traffickers, bank robbing whoremongers, tax cheats and snake oil vendors who can't crucify anybody anymore....