By: Ezequiel Flores Contreras |
Translated by Valor for Borderland Beat
Three blacksmiths, who
had been missing since the beginning of this month in the municipality of
Teloloapan, were found dismembered and with messages written from La Familia
directed to the government of Héctor Astudillo Flores and the criminal group, Guerreros
Unidos.
The finding occurred at
the municipal seat of this municipality on the north, a week after the
autodefensas of the northern area called La Tecampanera, pacted with the
Secretary of Government in the area, Florencio Salazar Adame, a cessation to
the violence in return for the investigation of the narco PRI mayor, Adolfo
Torales Catalán, to detain the leaders of La Familia (the brothers Johnny “El
Mojarro” and José “La Fresa” Hurtado Olascoaga), as well as Ramiro Bahena
Urieta “El Güero Pelayo”, and to release the three blacksmiths kidnapped on
Friday, November 4, in the town of Totoltepec.
In what is considered
as the answer to the agreement between the autodefensas of Teloloapan and the government
of Astudillo, the three dismembered bodies of the three men who are presumed to
be the blacksmiths were found this morning, according to official reports.
The sicarios left two
narco-messages on the victims that read:
