CHAR
JULY 7, 2025
THIS INFORMATION WAS POSTED BY EL OCCIDENTAL
The robbery occurred on July 4th, on a highway near Guadalajara.
Román Ortega
An organized crime group stole a shipment of 33 tons of gold and silver in the municipality of Acatlán de Juárez.
In a statement, the mining company Grupo Bacis reported that the robbery occurred on July 4th, on a highway near Guadalajara, as the trailer was heading to the Port of Manzanillo.
According to the company, the tractor-trailer with registration number 104 was intercepted by two white vehicles with tinted windows. Their occupants neutralized the security guards and subdued the driver, who was detained for at least an hour and a half.
"A group of organized criminals aboard two vehicles robbed a truck belonging to Fletes Durango S.A. de C.V., which was loaded with at least 33 tons of gold and silver concentrate belonging to Grupo Minero Bacis, bound for the port of Manzanillo."
After being released, the victims notified the National Guard. The workers were unharmed, and the empty trailer was located shortly afterward. To date, there are no leads on the whereabouts of the merchandise. The State Attorney General's Office reported that it has not received any complaints regarding the theft.
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ReplyDeleteThat gold and silver definitely belonged to Los mayos nothing moves in Durango without Los cabrera knowing about it
DeletePura pinche rata .. ah pero las porristas se mojan los calzones no mas de ver la Cara de puñal que tiene el mencho
DeleteThey the most powerful cartel in Mexico now.
DeleteThey aren't the most powerful cartel in jalisco much less anywhere else
Delete5:41 😂😂😂😂 come on man, you sarcasm is god level
DeleteYou think this is immoral behaviour that is "typical" of CJNG?
DeleteOne thing people on here don't seem to understand is the mining, the control of mineral rich areas, the extortion by groups that allow organised crime to take over entire states and make alliances is what sways the balance of power. Only then do you get the 50 truck convoy that people pretend was an "invasion".
541 sure thing pedro
DeleteCorrect CJNG is out stealing Gold and Silver while CDS is out extorting people and raping lil girls!
DeleteHow did Cabrera get so strong , displaced Herrera clan
DeleteThis also happened in Zacatecas a few months ago, and it was kept from the public eye.
ReplyDeleteAlso been happening for years, at least a story or 2 in the past about precious metals robberies.
DeleteNope, it was widely covered by the press. What is missing is news about he progress of the investigation!
DeleteIf my calculations are correct, thats approximately $2,562,450,000 dollars. Who ever pulled this heist and if they get away with it, will never have to worry about their wealth depreciating. 2 and a half billion dollars of gold will only increase in value as time passes.
ReplyDeleteGold & Silver. Probably more silver
DeleteHow many of those 33 tons were gold?
DeleteMust be gold and silver ORE, mineral de oro, not pure metal.
DeleteUse your head, common sense is your friend!
It was not 33t of pure gold. We do not know how much gold and silver it was and more important, it was concentrate. That can be everything from 10%-99%. And to be honest, they would not transport anything with that high value without a bunch of soldiers.
DeleteIt wasnt pure gold bro they still need to extract that shit probably way less than that...
DeleteGold and silver they said, didnt give a weight for each and if was worth billions i doubt the security would have been that light.. simple logic
DeleteSorry, charlie, but according to my calculations, 33 tons of gold ore contain maybe one pound of pure gold after smelting process.
DeleteLess than $40,000 worth, but ALMOST 2 and a half billion dollars worth!
Your calculations are off, only calculated for gold. Full price won't be paid either.
DeleteThat shits been extracted good ol’ score off of the Chinese mines busquen al presidente del municipio got damn good effin score compitas but no kid walking on the streets will see this money. This was done higher up
Delete@12.41. Your calculations sound a bit like the DEA busting kilos in Guatemala and pretending it was worth what it would have fetched in New York if it'd been cut, given out and sold on the street.
DeleteIf they were serious it would have gone into a complicated trading system, not sold for money, and if they were amateurs they'd have got a flat fee, if they were incredibly lucky. Most likely they'd have been found in a ditch and the people who put them there would have sold it back to the owner.
Pocket change compare to Don Menchos money
ReplyDeleteThis is CJNG. They have to make up for all the losses in the past few months. All of the U.S sanctions against them and businesses they lost were taking a toll. How will they turn all this gold and silver to cash? Will they just hit up all of the pawn shops they find? It will take years for this to happen. I am back from my vacation with Buffy and ready to post again. My Nuff Nation missed me. Nuff Said!!!
ReplyDeleteIm sure some foreign entity already is smelting it as I type. could be an insurance frod job. Who knows? Not that stuffy ass Muffy.
DeleteIt doesn’t say how much gold and how much silver it could’ve been mostly silver which is less valuable
ReplyDelete33 is the number of the freemason's. This is probably a psy-op. Jooish shienbaum is robbing the ppl
Deleteof Mexico
@12.07. You posted at 12.07. If you times 12 with 7 you get 84, which was the year that the crack epidemic caused serious problems, that led to the Mexicans taking over. And if you add 12 and 7 and 84 it adds up to 203, but if you add a nought and an extra 3 it's.....2006, the year Calderon launched the war in Michoacan!
DeleteDamn, a simpleton who says "Jooish" almost cracked the Drug War Code.
Max capacity for a tractor trailer is 80000pounds
ReplyDeleteThe trailer itself is about 35000 plus the 66000 pounds of gold and silver is a total of 101000 pounds which is way over the limit something doesn’t add up
Im sure they're not worried about DOT in mexico!
DeleteSorry. I have to laugh.
ReplyDelete33 T O N S of Gold and Silver?? And no one expected a thing??? REALLY???
How pathetic.
How the hell do people not notice
33 T O N S OF GOLD AND SILVER TO BE REMOVED FROM THE TRAILER.
🤦🏻♂️
Sniffy, the operative word was "CONCENTRATE".
DeleteIts being smelted down somewhere, value unknown.
Someone either didn’t get payed there taxes for using there route to manzinillo or the mining company pissed off mencho, over 2 billion in gold and silver that will only go up in time is insane
ReplyDeleteOre Mr Calculator a lot of dead weight!! So recalculate!!🙀😹
ReplyDeletePos y luego? No mamen! Ja que se llevo Espania el oro una ves quenas fantastic? 600 yrs later. Bien dormidos!
ReplyDeleteCrap reporting as usual. It was gold and silver concentrates, not actual gold and silver. A lot of money sure, but not pure refined product.
ReplyDeleteDammit Moctezuma! Esos pinchi Spanish sailors are stealing the Gold otra vez!!!
ReplyDeleteGC
Stop with the bullshit headlines, please.
ReplyDeleteNobody stole 33 tons of gold.
People read stories like this and actually believe they are true.
Please use your heads and THINK, people!
Wow!!!
ReplyDeleteThat's more gold than there is in Fort Knox!
There isn't gold in Ft Knox any more
DeleteThere was much talk of an inventory, but the date came and went, with nothing said.
844
DeleteYeah, but YOU must have done an inventory, otherwise how would you know the gold is missing? 🤔
Guards were either accessories or pukes. From what I have seen of private security guards, I'm guessing pukes.
ReplyDeleteHow is this not bigger news? That’s an insane amount of money
ReplyDeleteIT WAS A BIG LOAD OF GOLD ORE, OTHERWISE KNOWN AS....
DeleteDIRT!
Gold ore is 99.5% dirt, 0.5% gold.
DeleteStealing 33 tons of it is a good score, but how are they gonna process it, in the kitchen blender?
We assume the thieves are just holding it hostage hoping the mining company will buy it back for a few bucks.
Or most likely they dumped the ore and just wanted the dump trucks, or whatever you call the ore carriers, bring 'em straight to the chop shop, or get phony paperwork for them and sell them to another mining company!
Buffy Said!!!
It must have been an inside job. How did they know about it? Maybe it was cartel owned already.
ReplyDelete@234
DeleteHow did they know about it?
Trucks full of gold ore rumbling out of the mine site was their first clue
White vehicles ? Its known that chapizza rides around in white vehicles and now that they have cjng blessing there probably stirring shit up in Jalisco.
ReplyDeleteYou imbeciles think its 33 tons of processed 24 k gold ?
ReplyDeleteYeah you probably do
Unbelievable, yet true... 🥹
DeleteThese kids are naive. Ghadaffi had 58 tons of pure gold. Along with his continental railroad, independent money was reasons for his killing. This load was not pure.
Delete702
DeleteThe powers that be don't appreciate what you call "independent money"..
You have to have a Central Banking System or you're toast.
Ghadaffi's Libya didn't have one, so the gringos bombed him.
The Taliban, on the other hand, have a CBS, so they're good to go, they don't get bombed.
Ore ore ore
ReplyDeleteson 2 Billones de dolares no mamen es el robo mas grande en la historia si es verdad
ReplyDeleteTrump should just go in and take it, what in the fuck is Mexico gonna do about it? NOTHING!
ReplyDeletePuro Durango!!! 🦂🌲
ReplyDeleteLittle cartel nut hugger cheering this robbery like they stole billions when its arguably likely not even millions. Little do these fan girls know the damage this does to Mexico. International companys will chose not to invest in your country because of acts like these.
ReplyDeleteYou'd think there would be trackers on most trucks today. Sounds like an inside job with a lot people in on it - mining company might get insurance payout. Many cartels got into the mining business years so they know how it works and what it's worth.
ReplyDeleteAlways an inside job with truck hi-jackings. Always. Especially since they werent hurt. Had they not know anything they'd of been killed.
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