Surviving witnesses of an alleged "Mexican concentration camp" have reported serious crimes such as pedophilia, human organ trafficking, and human trafficking. Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has demanded that the Attorney General's Office investigate these crimes, supported by the governor of Jalisco, Pablo Lemus. The intervention of missing persons search groups was crucial in discovering the Izaguirre Ranch in Teuchitlán, Jalisco, which was abandoned and had an open door.
The Army and the National Guard are expected to provide detailed explanations regarding this case that shocked public opinion. Clarification of these events is crucial for the political survival of the Mexican government in its fight against organized crime. Despite the investigation just beginning, it is expected that important testimonies will be included, such as from the Ministry of the Interior and its head, Rosa Icela Rodríguez, as well as the participation of the Ministry of National Defense.
The discovery of the alleged criminal training and extermination camp in Teuchitlán, Jalisco, had a significant impact on society. The National Guard reported the location of kidnapped individuals and alleged abductors at the site, also revealing charred human remains and evidence of dismemberment. Survivor testimonies describe unspeakable horrors that occurred at the ranch.
The discovery of personal belongings, such as clothing and backpacks, points to a possible connection of the case with the disappearances of young people in Jalisco. The magnitude of these crimes and the brutality of the acts committed inside this facility demand a thorough and clarifying investigation. The amount of weapons and belongings found reflects an unimaginable level of violence, comparable to tragic historical events.
The case raises serious questions about the intervention of the Army and the National Guard, as well as the responsibility of the competent authorities in preventing and clarifying these crimes. Mexican society demands clear answers and strong actions to ensure justice and that atrocities like these do not happen again in the future.
