SEE How A Woman Was Stripped Naked, Made To Confess Before She Was Killed, See Details
A woman was discovered dead following her topless and gunpoint interrogation by members from a Mexican cartel. Members of the Santa Rosa de Lima Cartel compelled Laura Karen Rodríguez Moreno to confess that she was a member of a rival drug cartel and had been collaborating with local law enforcement. She was compelled to acknowledge her membership in the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) and the purported connection between the CJNG and the Salamanca, Guanajuato, Municipal Police.
On social media, footage of the interrogation was circulated. Laura is shown in the unsettling video standing in front of a white automobile at night while wearing shorts and no shirt. She is being questioned off camera by an interrogator while she is surrounded by masked guys brandishing big firearms. When the questioner asks Laura her name in Spanish, she responds, “Laura Karen Rodriguez Moreno.”
Then, Laura’ s interrogator queries where she resides. In the neighborhood of Virreyes, at 404 Calle 30 de Septiembre. The Jalisco New Generation Cartel is where I work. Laura responds, “And the Salamanca city police are supporting us. After that, Laura is questioned about who provides her with the pills and how much material” she gets. Laura responds that ” two young men on a motorcycle” named “Valentino and Quique” provide her with ” 30 pieces.” The next question the interrogator asks is how frequently Laura receives stuff. According to Laura, this happens every time we run out, “or” every third day.
Under further questioning, Laura claims she is paid 20 pesos for every piece sold and when asked about how long she has been involved in this business, Laura states: “I’m going on six months.”
The interrogator then says: “This goes out to all of those skinny Jalisca b*tches. We’re coming after everyone of you guys. “Laura was later found dead in Valtierrilla, Salamanca, Shocking images emerged online showing her body discarded on the side of a road.
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