A young man of only 20 years old was the victim of a brutal kidnapping that ended in homicide after being allegedly deceived by a woman who lured him out in Mexico City. According to journalist Carlos Jiménez, Donovan Sierra was contacted by a woman who invited him to go out, not knowing it was a trap. The sequence shows how they manipulate a motionless bundle, put it in the vehicle, and then leave the scene. Donovan's body was abandoned in the streets of Naucalpan, State of Mexico, revealing the level of impunity with which the aggressors acted. A WOMAN INVITES HIM OUT… they KIDNAP him and TAKE HIS BODY on a MOTORCYCLE to @GobNau. Donovan was 20 years old. His parents sell water. A woman set him up: they kidnapped, tortured, recorded him… and flaunted it on Face. @FiscaliaEdomex and @FiscaliaCDMX are investigating. Authorities from the Prosecutor's Office of Justice of the State of Mexico and the Prosecutor's Office of Justice of Mexico City have already initiated the corresponding investigations to clarify the kidnapping and homicide, and to bring those responsible to justice. The young man went to the meeting and was subsequently deprived of his liberty by a group of individuals. They deceived him with a date and he ended up kidnapped. According to initial reports, Donovan came from a working-class family dedicated to selling water in markets, who did not have the sufficient resources to cover the ransom demanded by the kidnappers. After his disappearance, his relatives requested support from the authorities, while the aggressors maintained communication to demand money in exchange for his release. They tortured him and flaunted the crime on social networks. However, the case took an even more violent turn. The suspects not only allegedly tortured the young man, but also recorded the events and disseminated the material on social networks, particularly on Facebook, where they flaunted the crime. Images captured by security cameras show the moment at least two individuals are moving the victim's body on a motorcycle.
