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For: Real America News Updated 15 May 2022, 5: 25 am EDT
The Mexican authorities they gave for dead four drug traffickers , but it turns out that “resurrected”, because their bodies inexplicably disappeared in strange situations that aroused suspicions that they had not actually lost their lives. To date these four cases are still not fully clarified, the list includes a gunman of Joaquín “el Chapo” Guzmán, one more who was a fan of Dragon Ball Z, another from the Los Zetas cartel and there was also a leader of the Familia Michoacana in the list of “narcozombies”.
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There is still no official document confirming the death of Juan José Esparragoza, alias el Azul, one of the founders of the Sinaloa Cartel (CDS) and the main gunmen of Joaquín Guzmán Loera. Chapo himself sowed doubt by declaring to the government that Azul lives in Guadalajara, Jalisco. The former Attorney General’s Office (PGR) has no elements to confirm his death during a confrontation. For its part, the United States Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA for its acronym in English), has indications that Esparragoza would have died of a heart attack in June 2010 .
There is also the case of Antonio Olalde, nicknamed Broly Banderas and known for being a fan of Dragon Ball Z, on his social networks, such as Facebook and Twitter, he bragged about his love for the series and that he had taken his nickname from the villain sayayin of the Japanese anime. Banderas never hid and liked to show his face, then he married a young woman. Finally, it transpired that he had been mortally wounded in the confrontation, but it was never verified.
This is one of the most incredible cases, it is about what happened to José Márquez Balderas, better known as El Chichi or El Chichis, who was a hit man for the Zetas cartel and was allegedly killed in a confrontation with the police, in the year 2015. Years later it was discovered that he was still alive because he was arrested in a federal operation.
In 2010 The Mexican government announced the death of Nazario Moreno, alias el Chayo, founder of the Familia Michoacana cartel. Versions arose among the residents of the state of Michoacán that he had not been killed and that was proven four years later, since the authorities themselves reported that Chayo was killed during a shootout in 2010.
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