3 brothers kidnapped by CJNG drug traffickers found dead

The youngsters were kidnapped by a CJNG commando and turned up dead. Here is the heartbreaking story

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Were were found dead the brothers Ana Karen from 24 years, Luis Ángel by 29 years and José Alberto González Moreno from 29 years, who were kidnapped for an armed command allegedly related to drug traffickers of Jalisco New Generation Cartel ( CJNG ) in the municipality of Guadalajara in the state Jalisco in Mexico.

The kidnapping occurred on Friday night, when a command made up of at least eight individuals with long weapons entered the brothers’ home located in the San Andrés neighborhood and after threatening Those present were taken away the three brothers.

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They locate the brothers José Alberto, Ana Karen and Luis Ángel González Moreno, deprived of freedom by armed subjects on Friday night in a house in col. Saint Andrew. pic.twitter.com/X2m2BtqZ4h

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According to witnesses, the captors were hooded and uniformed with brown military pants, boots, black shirt, bulletproof vest and legends of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel and the three young men were introduced forcibly into a red van and took them away.

José Alberto studied geography in the University of Guadalajara and was a musician; Ana

Karen worked in a company related to the automotive industry and Luis Ángel was also a musician and had a screen printing business.

The young people filed a complaint about what happened and the Forum for Peace and Coexistence collective spoke out for the appearance of the three alive.

One day before they were found dead members of various groups placed in the “ Glorieta de l @ s Desaparecid @ s ”(formerly Glorieta de Los Niños Héroes) tiles with the photograph of missing relatives and they began a march to Casa Jalisco to request support from the state governor, Enrique Alfaro.

During the demonstration posted photographs of the missing persons in e l state and reminded that mothers looking for their children have nothing to celebrate this 10 of May, Mother’s day in Mexico.

In the state of Jalisco where the Jalisco New Generation Cartel has its main center of operations there 12 one thousand 628 cases of people not located and it is the entity in Mexico with the highest number of disappearances, according to the Registry National of Missing and Missing Persons.

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