Photo: Facebook/Madres Unidas y Fuertes Official / Courtesy
By: Real America News Updated 29 Sep 2022, 04: 29 pm EDT
The ordeal of a mother, which led her to become a seeker, ended in a tragic way: finding the remains of his son Diego Alonso Hernández Leyva, a police officer who disappeared more of 15 years by their own peers.
The results of the genetic sample identified as LGF-2016-032, applied to the bone remains located in the surroundings of the Tulichek canal, in Tijuana, established a genetic match with the woman, Irma Leyva Sosa, with a maternity probability of 80%, reported the State Attorney General’s Office (FGE) of Baja California.
Diego Alonso was an agent of the Ministerial Police of the State (PME), an organization ation already disappeared. The 11 January 2007 left his home in Mexicali, without saying where, he allegedly met with his girlfriend.
I had 30 years and that was the last time he was seen. His mother called him several times on his cell phone, but received no answer, so five days later she went to report his disappearance. Later it was learned that Diego Alonso was taken by ministerial agents aboard a patrol
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Before the start of the field search to locate more remains of Diego Alonso Hernández Leyva, the Secretary General of the Government arrived, searcher mothers made accusations due to the lack of results in the identification of human remains#NMASMEXICALI pic.twitter.com/623My7T28g
— N+ Mexicali (@nmasmexicali) September 26, 2022
Driven by grief, Irma became an activist and representative of the Madres Unidas y Fuertes collective, dedicated to searching for people, and began to track down her son.
Together with other mothers of the disappeared, she demanded justice for the forced disappearance of young people in Mexicali and Tijuana, mainly. They also dedicated themselves to looking for human remains so that they could be identified and be able to find their loved ones .
In this way, in 2020 Bone remains were found in a property known as Las Truchas, in the Tulichek channel. Almost two years passed without the findings being analyzed, due to lack of personnel.
It was the past 23 in September when Baja California authorities called the family of the former police officer to inform them of the results of the genetic tests.
The relatives requested another extraction of DNA from the skeletal remains so that they can be analyzed by independent experts. Meanwhile, the collective will carry out a new search to find more remains of Diego Alonso and other disappeared persons .
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