Colombian women are missing in Mexico, they would have arrived through a human trafficking network

Nine women from Colombia have been missing in Tabasco for a week, after attending a private party as escorts, sent there by a criminal group.

The incident was reported by other women from the same group of escorts, who claim that they were sent to an event in the municipality of Cardenas. by a man identified as Saulo David Sánchez Zetina, alias “El Jaguar.”

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According to the testimony of some of her colleagues presenting on Imagen Noticias, -newscast hosted by Ciro Gómez Leyva- The nine missing people belong to a group of between 50 and 70 women who are brought from Colombia.

The above through a trafficking network supposedly controlled by the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) headed by “El Jaguar”, who would have escaped to Mérida.

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The Colombians arrive in Villahermosa with a debt of 120 thousand Mexican pesos to be settled through the events to which they are sent, all with passports retained.

One of the companions of the missing women affirms that the women are still alive, but have been beaten, this after making a video call with one of them. Apparently, They are still being held due to a problem “between criminal bosses.”

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Due to the work they do, the identification of the missing women has been complicated, since their real names are unknown, however, 5 of them have been identified: Nicol García, Mariana Garcés, Talía Velásquez, Valentina Pachón and Wendy Murcia.

As commented by journalist Ciro Gómez Leyva, the authorities did not know about these disappearances and told the television station that until there is a complaint they cannot begin an investigation.