Ramiro “N”, one of those involved in the murder of Carlos Manzo, wrote a letter in which he apologizes to his daughter for getting involved in organized crime and lying about having worked in the avocado farm. The text was revealed during the first hearing that was held with the detainees in the case.
Mexico City, November 23 (However).- A posthumous letter from Ramiro “N”one of those involved in the murder of Carlos Manzo, former mayor of Uruapan, Michoacánwas revealed yesterday during the first hearing that the authorities held with the people detained as a result of the case, including “The Bachelor”one of the alleged masterminds of the crime.
The letter in question was found by the couple Ramiro “N”identified as Paulina, who found the sheet of paper inside a suitcase property of whoever was her husband and father of her daughter, to whom the message was directed.
In his words, the deceased, who served as a recruiter for Víctor Manuel “N”, a young man who carried out the crime against Manzo, apologizes to his daughter for having been part of organized crime and for having lied to him, since he would have told his family that he worked in the avocado crop.
Likewise, she stated that she was only looking to help her and her mother, but without success. Likewise, upon sensing his death, he claims to have worked for “El Licensed” and asks his wife to tell “the truth” about what happened, but not in the Michoacán Prosecutor’s Office since the institution is under the control of organized crime.
Below is the full text of a fragment of the letter written by Ramiro “N”:
“Mija, when you read these letters your eyes will fill with water, but forgive me, because I did things wrong, I was not involved in anything about avocado. I lied to you. I just wanted to do something for you and I failed you, I did things wrong, neither you nor anyone else is to blame for what I did, surely when you read this, I will be dead, because they are going to want to silence us, whatever happens to me, I was working for El Licensed. I hope you forgive me and can tell the truth, but I don’t. do it in Uruapan because The Attorney has bought the entire prosecutor’s office.”
In his letter, the person involved in the murder of Carlos Manzo would also have given details about how he was recruited by those who planned the crime, in addition to recounting his life before moving to Michoacán.
Ramiro “N” was one of the two people who were found dead on November 10 on the Uruapan-Paracho highway. The telephone equipment of both were located a day later and, upon analysis, it was discovered that Ramiro “N” was part of a chat in which the attack against Manzo was coordinated, as revealed by Omar García Harfuch, head of the Secretariat of Security and Citizen Protection (SSPC) in a press conference.
Investigations into the murder of the former mayor of Uruapan have revealed that Ramiro “N” served as a recruiter for Josué “N” and Víctor Manuel “N.”
“The man was also part of a group in the messaging application, in which the attack against the municipal president was planned and coordinated,” said Harfuch during the conference in which the progress that has been made in the case was reported.
“Likewise, it was identified that a subject nicknamed “The Graduate” occupied the command role as he was the one who issued the instructions to carry out the execution,” explained the Secretary of Security, adding that “derived from the analysis of the conversations and the intelligence work, they allowed the trail of the person involved to be followed,” which led to his subsequent capture.