They capture a man for kidnapping Colombian women in Mexico: he would have helped Lili Daniela

The Veracruz Prosecutor’s Office announced the capture of a man who would be related to the kidnapping of six Colombian women at the end of September in Mexico. The arrest is in addition to the detention of a woman who was also linked to the case.

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Who is the man captured for the kidnapping of the Colombian women?

On October 8, 2024, days after the Colombian women who had been held in Mexico were rescued, The Veracruz state Prosecutor’s Office confirmed the capture of a man identified as Julio César N, accused of having participated in these criminal acts.

“In said place, the victims were received and housed, with the detainee collaborating in the facilitation of these actions, in addition to assisting the perpetrator in the sexual exploitation of the victims,” ​​described the investigating entity.

To this individual He was charged with probable responsibility for the crime of human trafficking.for which he was dictated precautionary measure of preventive detention justified by the temporality of two years.

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What other arrests have occurred in the case of the Colombian women kidnapped in Mexico?

On October 3, 2024, the Aztec country’s prosecutor’s office had reported the capture of Yésica Daniela, known as Lili Daniela, the woman who allegedly received the women in Mexico and who would have tried to collect 100 thousand dollars from the families of the Colombian women for their liberation.

“Thanks to the Mexican authorities, we hope that the full weight of the law falls on them and again we hope for the return of all the girls here to Colombia, because all the families are looking forward to it,” said one of the relatives of the victims after the first catch.

Noticias Caracol learned that The kidnapped women are still in Mexico, country in which, apparently, support from local authorities has been lacking.

In days gone by, Two of them had stated that they did not want to return to Colombia because they were victims of threats. “We have some cases of some who do not want to return due to threats in Colombia. The rest of the women are going to report this fact. From that moment on, all investigations will begin by the Attorney General’s Office and the judges,” said the Colombian consul in Mexico, Andrés Hernández.

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