Two corpses were found inside the trunk of a car in Nayarit, allegedly corresponded to the two agents of the SEIDO who were forced to record a video by the Cartel of Jalisco "Nueva Generación". (Photo: abcnoticias.com)
Two corpses were found inside the trunk of a car in Nayarit, allegedly corresponding to the two agents of the SEIDO who were forced to record a video allegedly by members of the Cartel of Jalisco “Nueva Generación” criticizing the operations of the federal government.
As reported on the Yucatan Times on Monday February 12th, two Mexican federal agents that were reported missing, appeared on a YouTube video surrounded by armed men allegedly members of the Jalisco “Nueva Generación” Cartel.
The agents were identified as Octavio Martínez Quiroz, 26 years old, and Alfonso Hernández Villavicencio, 28, who at the time of the abduction did not carry weapons or SEIDO uniform
The agents were kidnapped on February 5 when they left Mexico City in the direction of Nayarit and then the video was posted on social networks on Sunday, February 11.
Source: abcnoticias.com.mx
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