Mexico: five of the six disappeared women found burned in Celaya, Guanajuato

The disappeared women in Celaya were burned by a criminal cell from the state of Tamaulipas, Mexicomade up of six men, one of them a Honduran national, who were at the service of a local criminal group, reported the head of the State Attorney General’s Office (FGE), Carlos Zamarripa Aguirre.

“It was possible to establish that the members of this criminal cell were the ones who transferred the six young women to Juventino Rosas, to a place where they were ultimately deprived of their lives,” explained the state attorney at a press conference.

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Through scientific studies until Friday afternoon, five of the women had been identified, among hundreds of indications found in a property in the municipality of Juventino Rosas, he explained at the FGE headquarters in Guanajuato capital.

“So far it has been possible to establish that five genetic profiles correspond to five of the six disappeared young women and work continues, with several dozen, hundreds of indications that were collected at the scene.”

Experts from the Guanajuato Attorney General’s Office based in Celaya, carry out proceedings in various places where human remains have been found. (Photo: Valente Rosas)

He described that “most of the remains are skeletal remains and were almost entirely burned,” which is why anthropologists, forensic archaeologists, and geneticists are still working on it.

Photo: Valente Rosas/In the image, the experts, accompanied by the AIC, collect data in the El Cerrito community, belonging to the municipality of Juventino Rosas

The six women went together towards the community San Jose de Guanajuatofrom Celaya, on March 7, and in the roundabout that is very close to there they are intercepted by criminals, Zamarripa described.

In the image, the experts, accompanied by the AIC, collect data in the El Cerrito community, belonging to the municipality of Juventino Rosas. (Photo: Valente Rosas)

They are: Yoselin Daniela Zamorano Macias, 20 years old, Mariana Gutierrez Guzman 19 years old, Sandra Daniela Paredes González 24 years old, Paulina Berenice Resendiz Martinez 25 years old, Gabriela Barbosa Ruiz 48 years old and Rosa Maria Ramirez Ayala 42 years old.

Relatives of Yoselin Daniela Zamorano Macías They indicated that the prosecutor’s office has not informed them of her whereabouts, which is why in the ministerial investigations she continues to be missing.

At a press conference, he said that there is a hypothesis about the motive for the crime against women, which he will expose before the judge to link the alleged perpetrators to criminal proceedings.

The prosecutor pointed out that firearms were seized from the six detainees, which according to ballistics studies are related to various executions that are included in investigation folders; In addition, they found useful cartridges, tactical equipment, and drugs.

They demand the body of Yoselin Daniela

On the outskirts of the Municipal Presidency, the family of Yoselin Daniela Zamorano Garcia He demanded that the authorities inform them of his whereabouts. “My niece’s body is still missing,” said one of the protesters. “Where is she?”

One of Yoselin’s aunts asked that they be told the truth about where her niece is, because first they were told that there were six bodies located and now there are only five.

“I know that they are not going to give her life anymore”, “that they tell us where her body is”.

In the Main Square of Celaya, social activists demanded justice for the six murdered young women, and safety for all the women, who now cannot even go out on the streets due to the danger. “We don’t want more deaths!” they repeated.

“Let’s raise our voices for the crimes that have become commonplace. Chingao Celaya: Wake up! How many more?… Not one more, not one more,” said one of the protesters.

Source: Elcomercio