CHAR
JUNE 12, 2025
MILENIO
VIDEO TRANSLATION
In the United States, the second hearing of the Miguel Ángel and Omar Treviño Morales brothers, the leaders and founders of the ZETAS Cartel, was held today. They showed their muscle and the amount of money they have to pay for their defense. We have already told you about the Dream Team here. Nine lawyers were sitting there defending them.
This report is from my colleague Ángel Hernández. In the federal court in Washington, the second hearing was held against Miguel Ángel Treviño Morales, alias "El Z40," accused of drug trafficking along with his brother, Omar "El Z42," who did not appear due to scheduling complications.
Minutes before 11:00 a.m., the chains that bind him could be heard in the courtroom. Treviño arrived accompanied by Alfredo Rangel, alias "El Chicles," former plaza boss of the criminal group in Miguel Alemán, Tamaulipas. "El Z40" was dressed in a white shirt, blue overalls, glasses, and his hair was almost A shaved head, as well as a growing beard, shook hands with his lawyers and then, notebook in hand, listened to the judge, the prosecutor, and his defense attorneys.
Alfredo Rangel, dressed in orange and also wearing glasses, paid equal attention. The nine people who formed part of the Treviño brothers' legal team stood out in front of the three representatives of the U.S. Attorney's Office, led by Frank Pérez, Eduardo Balareso, lawyers also for Ismael Zambada García, El Mayo, and a former lawyer for Joaquín Guzmán Loera, El Chapo. They completely filled the defendants' table. Prosecutor Kenneth Hendrick presented the status of the evidence in the case: 490,000 intercepted calls, transcripts, summaries of information, and other evidence, a total of 4.9 million files that are part of the investigation in Houston, plus another wealth of evidence that the offices of Dallas and Laredo, in addition to the Mexican government, have not yet filed a complaint.
The judge determined that the third hearing will be on October 14, once the prosecution decides whether it will seek the death penalty against the defendants. He announced that he is preparing motions to demonstrate a potential conflict of interest for Eduardo Balareso, one of the Z40 lawyers, as he is the legal representative of another co-defendant in the case. This is Gilberto Barragán Valderas, alias the former Gulf Cartel leader who was extradited to the United States in 2020. In response, the lawyer denied that he had a conflict of interest and warned that he should demand an explanation as to how Mexico handed the Treviño brothers over to the United States last February because it was clearly not an extradition. According to Milenio Noticias, Ángel Hernández
And some folks on the other article saying that CDN is broke lol They are just not as flashy as Sinalocas y Jaliskas. Silent operations = big money.
ReplyDeleteYou can tell by the gear and weapons their sicarios carry that they have money.. they might be 13yr old meth heads but they definitely have quality gear.
DeleteCar washing in Mexico must pay good $$$ for the trevino scum to pay 9 top-of-the-line expensive lawyers for their defense. When the jury sees this gang of abogados, for sure they will believe they aren't involved in major drug trafficking, murder and being cartel leaders.
DeleteCar wash joke is old noww
DeleteSnitcher da Truther snitched big time.
Delete4.16 lil nutts thruther its beenmorevthan 3 years that Barney Harris left us. CJNG shot him up, his bullet proof vest was a knockoff, from China they used cheap materials.
Delete12:04 esa gente si trae paca no mamadas pero que van a saber los alucines que viven en usa y se enwilan con los corridos de Sinaloa y Jalisco
Delete4:16 ahí mijo traes puro sueño
DeleteProximity to Texas facilitates their ability to get weapons.
DeleteJustice will finally come to the Trevino brothers! Trump was the only one able to protect us from these cartels. Nuff Said!!!
ReplyDeleteLol z40 been gone for a decade trump did nothing. You have spray tan on you lips clown.
DeleteSimón q si bro
DeleteNuffy the Clown is a perfect name for you....Trump wants to know if you're done hand washing all his dirty laundry. That why are you wasting time posting comments when you have things you need to do?
Delete@2:29 watch out for the Ice van boy
DeleteSpray tan on your lips is a good one
DeleteWho would have thought Mayo, P Diddy & Caro Quintero would be on the same protective custody tier in New York jail.
ReplyDeleteAnd Luigi Mangione
DeleteIf all these criminally insane fuckers got together and put on a show, tickets would sell out in minutes!
DeleteTry will die in prison in the US.
ReplyDeleteThey may have 9 lawyers but that’s just a lot of legal bills to pay before you are executed.
so what if they die in prison their families are set for life and that life and that life after
DeleteJune 12, 2025 at 2:14 PM
DeleteAre you a grown man?What kind of moron are you defending Z40/Z42 think about it..
Your hate of everything gringo and U.S is clouding your little brain,do you want your children to die in jail?But ''so what if they die in prison their families are set ''
Both brothers are evil scum and deserve to spend life without parole in supermax
ReplyDeleteDeath penlty they desirve that
DeleteAgreed many imbeciles here actually defend these things who helped create Los Zetas the worst of the worst who changed the game in Mexico..To this day they have gotten away with so many anonymous murders all Mexicans who wont be found because we all know Zetas favored disappearance in burn barrels
DeleteWith so many defense lawyers crowding the courtroom, there's that slim chance that the defendands can blend in with the suits, create some sort of distraction, disarm & neutralize the federal marshalls, and cunningly escape the courthouse in the ensuing confusion!
ReplyDeleteRemember you foos, you heard it here first!
OffMyMeds Said!!!
This proves that these clowns were still running CDN from behind bars in Mexico and collecting drug money. What's the deal with Char recently? This dude is now only posting YouTube videos and copy and paste the translation? Char you need the Nuffmister to help you? Just ask my man. Nuff Said!!!
ReplyDeleteHow about you helping since you are the one criticizing.
Delete@231
DeleteEstas loco!
Nuffy already got his hands full! 🙂↔️
Free z40, tho only real one leftⓂ️Ⓜ️
ReplyDeleteMidget Mijo, not possible.
DeleteYou'd probably blow him you fkn loser
Delete@421
Delete*not a professional board-licensed clinical diagnosis*
LOL Midget Mijo/
DeleteMan I wish someone could upload the court docs when it gets to trial like Chivis did with Chapo. I found reading that stuff really interesting.
ReplyDeleteMan I wish, I had a double double hamburger from Tommys.
DeleteJust go to Tommy’s and say you are trumps federal agent I’m sure they will make you a bunch for free
DeleteYou might be able to get the minutes motions and dockets but case files are gonna be tough and expensive
DeleteLets hear it for the brothers who helped Mexico descend into cartel barbarity that is still with us today..Yeah they thought of strategy and new income streams and utter brutality that was so effective ALL other cartels followed their lead
ReplyDelete40 year sentence minus his incarceration in México, his confinement waiting for trial in the USA and payment of $85-100 million.
ReplyDeleteI can't believe that they let these losers run their cartels from prison. I really hope that they get DEATH ☠️. FUCKING EVIL DEMONS NEED TO BURN IN HELL FOR ALL THE DEATH THEY BROUGHT TO MEXICO AND AMERICA
ReplyDeleteI can't believe that they let these losers run their cartels from prison. I really hope that they get DEATH ☠️. FUCKING EVIL DEMONS NEED TO BURN IN HELL FOR ALL THE DEATH THEY BROUGHT TO MEXICO AND AMERICA
ReplyDeleteLazcano is probably watching this all go down somewhere in Veracruz or Europe.
ReplyDeleteI lost a trial case in Texas, there were almost 6000 pages of evidence in my case and my name appeared maybe 10 times. Texas is really good at fear mongering, they charge about $1 per page so for any one to see my case they have to pay the court approx $6000. I don’t like but respect these people and hope they bring a good argument against the state of Texas and hopefully make some case law. But the way Texas responded to my case is they just changed their laws to make the laws they were breaking legal.
ReplyDeleteAll of that CIA protection they’ve enjoyed.
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