Chivis Martinez Borderland Beat
I began this post to soley feature the article in Valley Central about a kidnapped teen possibly being Lazca girlfriend and the mother of his baby. Sergio Chapa did a good job with the video which includes an interview of the girls mother. The mother does not think it is her daughter, and I agree the facial features are different.
Not only that, I am saying, as I did when I first laid eyes on it, that it is not Lazca. Way off. His death photos confirmed my conclusion, features are not a match, even the ears, hairline and his weight is considerably less than his death photos and the photos from the Squirrels wedding. I post them here including a side by side of the photos.
Secondly the bottom video is the full length video of footage identified by Valley Central as of Lazcas death, they based their report on one from BDN who ran the video as Zetas in PN then changed it to Lazca. The video was from the 7th and posted the 8th in the morning. BB Forum posted it on the 8th early. It was posted by Tierra, then Zocalo or visa versa. You can see that it is a Piedras Negras video, not Lazca.
Below is the Valley Central story.
Just clearing out the trash and keeping the facts straight.
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| In the middle is the person identified as Lazca |
Valley Central (sergio chapa):
Her teenage
daughter Stephanie, or “Fanny” as their family called her, was kidnapped from
the streets of Torreon Coahuila back in 2004.
Kidnappers
claiming to be with the Zetas drug cartel demanded a ransom but then the calls
stopped.
Fanny was 16
years old at the time she was kidnapped but eight years have passed.
But a twist
to case following the death of Zetas supreme leader Heriberto Lazcano-Lazcano
this weekend.
Blogs and
Mexican media outlets all reported that authorities found a photo in Lazcano-Lazcano’s
possession that could be Fanny.
The slain
drug lord is seen in the photo with a young woman that many on-line are saying
is Ortiz's missing daughter.
Ortiz is
skeptical that the girl in the photo is her daughter based on physical traits.
“I can’t say
that’s my daughter,” Ortiz said in an interview in Spanish via Skype. “Even
less because that photo is just too blurry.”
Ortiz said
the family’s search once brought them to Pharr here in the Rio Grande Valley
back in 2007.
A prosecutor
told the family that Fanny was living in the Valley and had even given birth to
Lazcano-Lazcanos's baby on the American side of the border.
The family
worked with the U.S. Marshals and identified five possible matches based on
records of newborn babies.
Two were
eliminated as possibilities but three of the females could never be verified.
“Of those
three girls, we couldn’t verify them,” Ortiz said in Spanish. “We really don’t
know if one of them could have been her.”
Ortiz said
the family is clinging to hope that their daughter is still alive.
And if Fanny
is living in the Valley, they hope someone can come forward with information.
“We’re many
eyes, many eyes and if you see her, I beg you, implore you to help me,” Ortiz
said in Spanish via Skype.
Thank for the heads up BB reader
Shout out to Havana for the side by side trio screen shot
Shout out to Havana for the side by side trio screen shot
