Beheaded Mexican Women

[Freedecap]

S.C. was her name

[SimoneFlen']

From a translation:

"The day S. C. was kidnapped when she would pick up one of her children at home of friends of her. That last activity that the entrepreneur performed is something that loved ones remember of her: "a tireless dedication towards Roberto, Patricio and Emilio", to whom the violence charged them with the orphan.

"Susi", as they called in life their friendships-who today request anonymity for the fear that hits south of Veracruz -, they describe their partner of social and school circle as a successful, pleasant and devout woman. " he didn't mess with anyone. I used to go to the club britannia and dedicated to their children, always on the slope of them ", they refer

According to data in National Media, S. C. A., her husband Luis Manriquez and his three children divorced until 2009 in Mexico City, where they mounted a franchise of children's aesthetics of name "greñitas", same they sold to move To Coatzacoalcos.

In the port of the gulf of Mexico they bought and founded pexaluminio, a company dedicated to the purchase-sale of that metal that they marketed in minatitlán, Acayucan, the choapas, freshwater and nanchital. The place that the family chose to live was the oil colony, exclusive area for the elite of the second municipality of greater economic power in the entity.

In early February 2019, S. drove her vehicle to a house located in the colony, in the north of the city, where she would pick up one of her children. That night, his purpose was not fulfilled and would be plagiarized. Days later would confirm his death, number 39 against women in two months of government of cuitláhuac garcía jiménez.

In private security videos, it is appreciated the moment the entrepreneur descended from her car, rang the bell and I hope for 15 seconds for someone to open the door. In that place, a second vehicle was parked and from him came down a man who took her from the neck and deprived her of her freedom.

It was until February 14 when s.'s body was abandoned on the street Linda view of the colony Benito Juárez, one of the oldest of coatzacoalcos, but also of the preferred for criminals to abandon their victims. The same where, on Emiliano Zapata Street, lived hernán martínez zavaleta, aka "the h", alleged leader of the zetas cartel, prisoner since June 2017.

S.'s body was decapitated, in a bag black, like many other bodies that exhibit criminals in veracruz. There was a poster that warned that death was committed because his family could not pay for his rescue: four million pesos.

This February 19, the high organization of the kidnapping leading Isabel Miranda De Wallace, reported that veracruz was ranked as the state with the largest number of abductions in the country, with the registration of 51 cases in January 2019.

For Monica Robles Barajas, congresswoman morenista by the district of coatzacoalcos, the crime of career ascencio is one of many that families of entrepreneurs have suffered in that sector. " it's a long time to come with very high rates of insecurity. Neither Coatzacoalcos, nor the people of the south deserve what they are going through ", said the legislator to the broken chair.

The member describes the victim's family as respectable and dear in the social and school field.

" it is so that the reaction of many people of coatzacoalcos has been of indignation and a requirement to the authorities to put solutions. A woman who in no way deserved what she received ",.
He added that, after meeting with friends, entrepreneurs, professionals of coatzacoalcos, some of them friends of the entrepreneur, refer it as " a dear woman, of her family, with small children, who contributed in the business part. A woman with a whole life of projects ahead, which are cancelled with this terrible crime ".

Robles Deck, begrudge that, in the last few hours, photographs of the corpse of carrera ascencio will be photographed on an iron of the forensic medical service (Semefo) of coatzacoalcos, allegedly by staff of the attorney general's office (Fge)

" it's a really reprehensible fact, a way to play with the pain of the victims. We have to watch that the prosecutor meets his task of finding the or the responsible ",.
After the murder of S., her family decided to live her duel without media interviews; and she saw the remains in the state of Tabasco. Family members closed their social networks. The last message of Luis Manriquez-husband-was to thank on Facebook those who joined the search: " thank you all for your prayers and wishes, so that my wife S. C. could return home, unfortunately she did not put and passed away ", posted."

[Shocker314]

Slightly easier read here, and I wonder if the hubby is in on it:

Mexican businesswoman decapitated after ‘family wouldn’t pay’ ransom, reports say

The decapitated body of Mexican businesswoman S. C. was found last week after her family was unable to pay kidnappers the ransom they demanded. According to local news reports, a note was left with the body saying she was killed because her husband 'didn't want to pay' the ransom. The kidnappers were asking for 4 million Mexican pesos, which the family confirms they were unable to collect in time.

A Mexican businesswoman’s decapitated body was discovered with a note that reportedly said she was killed because her husband “didn’t want to pay” a ransom.

The body of S. C. was found last Wednesday inside a bag in a parking lot in the coastal city of Coatzacoalcos in the state of Veracruz. She had been kidnapped a week earlier outside a friend’s house where she had gone to pick up one of her children.

Harrowing security camera footage showed her captors pulling up in a car, grabbing her and quickly throwing her into a car in a matter of seconds.

The kidnappers left a note alongside the woman's body, according to local media, which read: “This happened to me because my husband played the tough guy and didn’t want to pay my ransom.”

The family confirmed they could not collect the funds to the ransom, according to the Heraldo de Mexico newspaper. The kidnappers reportedly asked for a ransom of 4 million Mexican pesos ($207,000).

Hours after her body was found, C’s husband, L. M., confirmed her death in a message on social media.

“Thank you very much to everyone for your prayers and wishes for my wife S. C. to return home. Unfortunately, she wasn’t able to and she passed away.”

The couple were owners of the aluminum company Pezaliminio, which had an office in Coatzacoalcos. It’s unclear why the kidnappers targeted Carrera.

Local media shared photos that purportedly showed C’s body and a copy of the note. Prosecutors in Veracruz announced Monday that it had launched an investigation into how the photo was leaked to media, which were probably taken at the medical examiner’s office.

“The Office of the Attorney General of the state will not tolerate situations like this one, which constitutes a re-victimization and a breach of the duty of secrecy within the investigation,” prosecutors said in a statement.

No arrests have been reported so far. The number of kidnappings has reportedly risen in the city of Coatzacoalcos, with 49 reported in 2018. More than 160 homicides were reported last year.

[onocturnal]

Coatzacoalcos, Veracruz is the city when Salma Hayek was born

[HeyJealousy]

Originally Posted by Necronocturnal

Coatzacoalcos, Veracruz is the city when Salma Hayek was born

She's purdy. Is Coatzacoalcos a small town or village of sorts? If so, odds are that Hayek probably knew someone who knew this poor lady. Doubt she has many ties to her hometown anymore, but who knows?

[K53]

Tragically, another life thrown away.

[RiversEdge]

When the sale of drugs isn't enough. ransom.

[Vedderman]

Originally Posted by HeyJealousy

She's purdy. Is Coatzacoalcos a small town or village of sorts?

Not even remotely.
It's got about 400K folks living there, give or take.

[onocturnal]

Is the second city with more population of the state of Veracruz

[HeyJealousy]

Originally Posted by Vedderman

Not even remotely.
It's got about 400K folks living there, give or take.

Ah, I see. That's more than twice the population of Little Rock, and Little Rock ain't no small town by most people's standards let alone a village.