With ‘blood’ stains and little security: this is the house where El Mayo Zambada was kidnapped

Property already protected by the AIC. Place where probable crimes of illegal deprivation of liberty and homicide, among others, were carried out. Photo: FGR

The Attorney General’s Office (FGR) announced through his account on the social network X the house where he allegedly Joaquin Guzman Lopez, son of the Mexican drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman, kidnapped his father’s former partner, Ismael “El Mayo” Zambadabefore allegedly taking him by force to the United States to hand him over to the authorities.

Without indicating the exact location of the property, the FGR He showed photographs of the place where the probable crimes took place. of illegal deprivation of liberty, homicides, injuries and acts linked to forced disappearance, and which is also linked to the aggression that led to the death of Hector Cuen, former rector of the University of Sinaloadescribed by Zambada himself as “a good friend.”

The place, which is possibly in Pedregal Gardens, Sinaloa, It is surrounded by a high, white wall with an additional security system. According to local press, the gate, made of wood, has some damage and on the sidewalk in front of the house You can see stains that could be blood. The authorities have not confirmed this information.

Despite not having any seal of closure or tape restricting access, the house is guarded by FGR agents. According to the letter published by the lawyers of “Mayo” Zambada, The site is a ranch where he was assured that he would meet with the governor of SinaloaRubén Rocha Moya, who denied such a meeting.

Vehicle insured by the FGR (Photo: FGR)

The authorities also reported that they were able to establish, with complete precision, the track from which the plane that was used for the alleged kidnapping took off. Ismael “N”The vehicles used to commit the possible kidnapping were also identified.

The meeting was allegedly attended by Cuen Ojeda, Rocha Moya and Ivan Archivaldo Guzman Salazar, leader of The Chapitos, the boss assured in his letter. For its part, the FGR indicated in a statement this Thursday that on the murder of Hector Cuen, “The federal institution has managed to establish, with precision, that the information about what happened at a gas station in the municipality of Culiacán is not acceptable, nor does it have reliable evidence that would allow it to be taken into account, in the way it was presented.”

“The relevant data will be submitted through due process to the federal judicial authorities, when they resume their work. Regardless of this, the federal ministerial and police investigations will continue until the corresponding files are duly compiled,” the Prosecutor’s Office stated.

He also noted that the request for an arrest warrant against Joaquín “N” for kidnapping and also for the illegal deprivation of a person’s liberty in national territory to hand him over to the authorities of another country, transferring him out of Mexico for that purpose (Article 123 of the Federal Penal Code) is already prepared.