Eight Persons Are Brought to Trial for Disappearance in the Case of Rancho Izaguirre in Jalisco

Eight people, including an alleged recruiter, were linked to the trial on Tuesday for the crime of disappearance committed by private individuals. The determination was based on the testimony of a new victim who was not included in the previous investigations related to Rancho Izaguirre, located in the municipality of Teuchitlán, Jalisco.

The Jalisco authorities add another link in the Rancho Izaguirre case; there are already six investigation kits. The post The Jalisco Prosecutor's Office links 8 persons for disappearances in the Rancho Izaguirre first appeared on SinEmbargo MX.Read the full text in sinembargo.mx

The Jalisco Prosecutor's Office obtained links to the trial of 1 alleged recruiter and 7 detainees in the Rancho Izaguirre. On Tuesday, the state unit reported that the link was due to the alleged crime of enforced disappearance committed by private individuals after being pointed out by a new victim.You may also be interested: Heavy rains in Chiapas take a life, as well as damage to homes and vehicles.In a statement, the Jaliscien Prosecutor's …

A new judicial stage is being carried out for those involved in the Rancho Izaguirre case.

On Monday, an intermediate hearing was held for the first 10 detainees at Rancho Izaguirre in September last year in Teuchitlán, Jalisco. Ten people were captured when this recruitment center was discovered by agents of the National Guard after a confrontation with bullets. Related note: They link the Mayor of Teuchitlán to Process, Jalisco for Presunta Delito Organizado They bring to Cabo Audiencia Contra 10 Detenidos por Rancho Izaguirre en Ja…

Tomorrow there will be a tie-up hearing for another trial. Román Ortega OEM-Reportex This Monday the intermediate hearing was held against the 10 subjects arrested at the Izaguirre ranch of Teuchitlán, on 18 September, by elements of the National Guard, who also rescued two people and found another one lifeless. The accused are: David A., Kevin P., Christopher D., Luis R., Gustavo N., Juan A., Armando G., Ricardo T., Óscar J. and Erick D., who …