Mexico - police find 45 bags of human remains, male & female, in search for 7 missing call centre workers, Mirador del Bosque, Guadalajara, 1 JUN 2023

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Authorities in western Mexico find 45 bags with human remains

Authorities in northern Mexican have found 45 bags containing human remains in a gorge on the outskirts of Guadalajara and are trying to determine how many bodies are there. The bags found at a forest overlook contained remains of men and women, the state prosecutor's office in the western...

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''The bags found at a forest overlook contained remains of men and women, the state prosecutor's office in the western state of Jalisco said in a statement Wednesday night. Firefighters and civil defense worked with a helicopter to recover remains from the gorge and planned to continue during the coming days.

Authorities had been looking for seven young people who had been reported missing last week when they found the site, but it was still unknown if they were among the remains found. The state prosecutor’s office said it investigated the site after receiving a report of possible body parts there.''

Police find 45 bags of human remains in search for missing call centre workers

Mexican police discovered 45 bags of human remains while searching for seven call centre workers, who went missing last week, in an area known as a stronghold of the CJNG cartel

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Police have discovered 45 bags of human remains while searching for seven missing call centre workers.

Mexican officials made the grisly discovery in Mirador del Bosque, in the suburbs of the western city of Guadalajara on Tuesday (June 1).

The Jalisco state prosecutor's office said it was not yet clear whether the remains belonged to the missing young workers, and declared that the search for them was ongoing.

The office added that the remains found were from both female and male victims.''

 

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Police find 45 bags of human remains in search for missing call centre workers

Mexican police discovered 45 bags of human remains while searching for seven call centre workers, who went missing last week, in an area known as a stronghold of the CJNG cartel

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Police have discovered 45 bags of human remains while searching for seven missing call centre workers.

Mexican officials made the grisly discovery in Mirador del Bosque, in the suburbs of the western city of Guadalajara on Tuesday (June 1).

The Jalisco state prosecutor's office said it was not yet clear whether the remains belonged to the missing young workers, and declared that the search for them was ongoing.

The office added that the remains found were from both female and male victims.''

Just omg not much else I can say. So many murders lately

 

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American among seven workers kidnapped from two call centers in Mexico

Carlos Valladolid, of Arizona, is said to be among seven call center workers missing in Mexico. They worked at two companies that reportedly targeted seniors in the U.S. with fake time shares.

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''American, 23, among seven workers kidnapped from two Mexican 'cartel-linked' call centers that reportedly targeted seniors in the United States and Canada by fraudulently selling or renting their time shares​

• Carlos Valladolid, of Arizona, and his sister, Itzel Valladolid, are two of seven workers who have been reported missing in Jalisco, Mexico
• The workers were kidnapped between May 20 and May 26 after going to work at two call centers in the Jalisco municipality of Zapopan
• The call centers are said to be among 19 which reportedly sold fraudulent time shares to retirees in the United States''

''An American man is among seven workers who were kidnapped from two illegal call centers within a span of seven days in the western Mexico state of Jalisco.

Arizona native Carlos Valladolid, 23, and his sister, Itzel Valladolid, 27, were reported missing by their mother, Elizabeth Hernández, after they failed to return home from their job in the municipality of Zapopan on May 22.

Their coworker, Jorge Moreno, 28, also did not return home the same day.''

''The FBI revealed in March that the criminal group had scammed about 600 individuals out of $39.6 million through fraudulently selling or renting their time shares in 2022.

The seven workers had been employed by the call center for two or three months, according to Jalisco State Attorney General, Luis Méndez.''

 

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American among seven workers kidnapped from two call centers in Mexico

Carlos Valladolid, of Arizona, is said to be among seven call center workers missing in Mexico. They worked at two companies that reportedly targeted seniors in the U.S. with fake time shares.

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''American, 23, among seven workers kidnapped from two Mexican 'cartel-linked' call centers that reportedly targeted seniors in the United States and Canada by fraudulently selling or renting their time shares​

• Carlos Valladolid, of Arizona, and his sister, Itzel Valladolid, are two of seven workers who have been reported missing in Jalisco, Mexico
• The workers were kidnapped between May 20 and May 26 after going to work at two call centers in the Jalisco municipality of Zapopan
• The call centers are said to be among 19 which reportedly sold fraudulent time shares to retirees in the United States''

''An American man is among seven workers who were kidnapped from two illegal call centers within a span of seven days in the western Mexico state of Jalisco.

Arizona native Carlos Valladolid, 23, and his sister, Itzel Valladolid, 27, were reported missing by their mother, Elizabeth Hernández, after they failed to return home from their job in the municipality of Zapopan on May 22.

Their coworker, Jorge Moreno, 28, also did not return home the same day.''

''The FBI revealed in March that the criminal group had scammed about 600 individuals out of $39.6 million through fraudulently selling or renting their time shares in 2022.

The seven workers had been employed by the call center for two or three months, according to Jalisco State Attorney General, Luis Méndez.''

Tragically, similar cartel-directed mass abductions and murders of innocent Mexicans have happened before.
Mexican police discover at least 15 dismembered bodies near Guadalajara is just one example, fron 10 years ago.

They are not gang members, it's too much trouble to kidnap rival gang members, so innocent people are kidnapped and killed.

Bodies of Innocents Used as Props in Mexico's Drug War

The victims of some of the biggest recent massacres in Mexico's drug war appear to have been innocents, selected at random and used as props by criminal groups in order to "send a message." Borderland Beat sets out the evidence.

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IMO, it's a form of terrorism. The victims are just the pawns in disputes between rival cartels, or, in some cases, between business partners who are in a power struggle. Or it could even be, some victims were suspected of being in league with the FBI, or it's just to warn other staff not to cooperate with FBI.

The bosses are utterly ruthless and have staff who will carry out their orders. It's a real life Game of Thrones.

JMO

 

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American among seven workers kidnapped from two call centers in Mexico

Carlos Valladolid, of Arizona, is said to be among seven call center workers missing in Mexico. They worked at two companies that reportedly targeted seniors in the U.S. with fake time shares.

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Carlos Valladolid is among seven workers at two call centers in western Mexico who have disappeared over the last week. The 23-year-old, a native of Arizona, and his sister, a Mexican national, were reported missing May 22


Itzel Valladolid has not been seen since May 22 she and her brother, Arizona native Carlos Valladolid, left their home the Mexican western state of Jalisco to work at a call center that reportedly is part of an investigation led by the United States Department of Treasury. The Jalisco State Attorney General's Office said the center reportedly targeted retired Americans and sold them fraudulent time shares

Mexican authorities searched one of the two clandestine call centers who targeted retirees in the United States and sold fraudulent time shares to them

Mayra Velázquez, who is also missing, was investigated for fraud in 2016

 

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Authorities in northern Mexico have found 45 bags containing human remains in a gorge on the outskirts of the city of Guadalajara and are trying to determine how many bodies are there.

Authorities in northern Mexican have found 45 bags containing human remains on the outskirts of Guadalajara

The bags found at a forest overlook contained remains of men and women, the state prosecutor's office in the western state of Jalisco said in a statementWednesday night. Firefighters and civil defense worked with a helicopter to recover the remains from the gorge and planned to continue recovery efforts during the coming days.

Authorities had been looking for seven young people who had been reported missing last week when they found the site, but it was still unknown if they were among the remains found. The state prosecutor's office said it investigated the site after receiving a report of possible body parts there.

45 bags containing human remains found after 7 young people go missing in western Mexico

Authorities had been looking for seven young people who had been reported missing last week when they found the site.

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Authorities in northern Mexico have found 45 bags containing human remains in a gorge on the outskirts of the city of Guadalajara and are trying to determine how many bodies are there.

Authorities in northern Mexican have found 45 bags containing human remains on the outskirts of Guadalajara

The bags found at a forest overlook contained remains of men and women, the state prosecutor's office in the western state of Jalisco said in a statementWednesday night. Firefighters and civil defense worked with a helicopter to recover the remains from the gorge and planned to continue recovery efforts during the coming days.

Authorities had been looking for seven young people who had been reported missing last week when they found the site, but it was still unknown if they were among the remains found. The state prosecutor's office said it investigated the site after receiving a report of possible body parts there.

45 bags containing human remains found after 7 young people go missing in western Mexico

Authorities had been looking for seven young people who had been reported missing last week when they found the site.

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this is just stunning. This isn't some lone psychotic person cutting up a victim. This is organized crime, professional killers killing innocent people and cutting them up. Degeneracy is reaching new levels every day.

 

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Testing is expected to show whether the remains — which authorities said are both male and female — are those of the employees.

The head of Mexico’s Ministry of Security told reporters that a preliminary investigation indicates that the workers were involved in “some type of fraud” and telephone extortion. But the sister of one of the workers said that her brother was selling vacation packages at the call center, Spain’s El Pais newspaper reported.

Mexican authorities find 45 bags of body parts outside Guadalajara

Mexican authorities discovered 45 bags of human remains while searching for missing seven call center workers outside Guadalajara.

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Mexico police find 45 bags containing body parts 'matching characteristics' of missing call center staff | CNN

Forty-five bags containing human remains with characteristics matching seven missing call center staff has been discovered in a ravine in a suburb of Guadalajara, according to the state prosecutor’s office in Jalisco.

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''Forty-five bags containing human remains with characteristics matching seven missing call center staff has been discovered in a ravine in a suburb of Guadalajara, according to the state prosecutor’s office in Jalisco.

The Jalisco State Prosecutor’s Office investigating the deaths said it has preliminary information that the body parts “match the physical characteristics of some of the young people missing employees of the call center.”

 

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8 workers at Mexican drug cartel call center targeting Americans found dead

U.S. and Mexican officials confirmed the brutal story that unfolded late last month when relatives of the youths reported them missing after they did not return from work in an office near the western city of Guadalajara.

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