Police authorities have been urged to initiate an inquiry following the discovery of six individuals’ bodies wrapped in plastic, faces covered, and bound in a crime-ridden area.
The victims, consisting of four men and two women, were believed to have been murdered before being callously abandoned. It is reported that the tragic incident took place in the city of Zacatecas, Mexico, and the bodies were discarded in the Jalisco region. However, there is a discrepancy between the Zacatecas government and the local Attorney General’s Office regarding the relocation theory.
Rodrigo Reyes Mugüerza, the general secretary of Zacatecas, stated that neither the Ministry of Public Security nor the State Attorney General’s Office had confirmed the alleged findings.
Authorities have called for a thorough investigation into this horrific discovery. Mugüerza emphasized the importance of cooperating with the constitutional governor of Jalisco, Pablo Lemus Navarro, in handling the case.
Despite the disagreement between the police and local authorities, no explanation has been disclosed regarding the circumstances leading to these tragic deaths.
Mugüerza stressed that the primary focus for authorities currently is to apprehend those responsible for the deaths of the six individuals and the disposal of their bodies.
The area in Jalisco where the bodies were found is known for its proximity to various states and its association with criminal activities and groups.
Meanwhile, Mexican officials have appealed to Donald Trump not to pursue the notorious drug lord, Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, also known as El Mencho, to prevent potential violence during the upcoming FIFA World Cup in 2026.
The Mexican government has requested the US Attorney General to refrain from capturing or eliminating the cartel leader, citing concerns over the influence and power of the Jalisco Cartel in the region.
Reports suggest that Oseguera’s security detail includes elite commandos from Russia and advanced weaponry, posing a significant challenge to law enforcement efforts.
Mexico aims to de-escalate hostilities ahead of the World Cup, intending to suspend operations against cartel members to maintain peace during the global sporting event.