Relatives of fugitive members demand DNA evidence to the Prosecutor’s Office

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Relatives of fugitive members demand DNA evidence to the Prosecutor’s Office

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A new fact of violence shuddered Mexico with the murder of four musicians of the fugitive group and its representative, allegedly at the hands of the Gulf Cartel, in an event that shows the vulnerability of the artists of the Mexican regional genre before the actions of criminal groups.

A new case of violence shook Mexico after the murder of four members of the fugitive group and its representative, allegedly at the hands of a Gulf Cartel cell in Tamaulipas. The State Prosecutor’s Office confirmed the discovery of the bodies in Reynosa and announced the arrest of nine suspects related to the criminal organization.

According to the investigations, the victims were kidnapped on Sunday, May 25 when they headed to a Reynosa bar. Subsequently, the captors transferred them to a site, where they killed and calcined them. Local media reported the finding of the bodies on Wednesday, May 28 at night in Aquiles Serdán.

A group member survived when he did not arrive at the time of meeting and return home. Meanwhile, the relatives of the victims protested in front of the Prosecutor’s Office, denouncing that they were informed about the finding without concluding the corresponding genetic evidence.

The authorities arrested nine alleged perpetrators, confiscated weapons and vehicles, although relatives of the arrested denied the accusations and denounced abuses. This case is part of a series of attacks against musicians of the Mexican regional genre, often threatened by their relationship with the “narcocorridos.”

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