Minute30.com .- The Prosecutor’s Office of the State of Mexico (Edomex) confirmed a crucial advance in the case of the violent murder of Colombian musicians Bayron Sánchez (B-King) and Jorge Herrera (Regio Clown), by announcing the capture of 16 people allegedly involved in the crimes. This operation represents a blow to a complex criminal structure.
The dismantled criminal network is transnational in nature, with members of multiple nationalities. Among the 16 captured are Mexican, Colombian, Venezuelan, Spanish and Cuban citizens.
Currently, the Prosecutor’s Office is advancing with investigations that directly link the homicides with a criminal environment focused on the trafficking and marketing of synthetic drugs and other serious associated crimes.
Alias ”comandante” (left) would have set the trap for Regio Clown and B-King, on September 16 in Mexico City; alias Maxi, of Colombian nationality, would be the only one authorized to “cook tusi” in Mexico City” by order of alias “pantera”, who would have paid for the death of the Colombian artists.
Homicide of B-King and Regio Clown
The Prosecutor’s Office of the State of Mexico has made progress in clarifying the brutal murder of Colombian musicians B-King and Regio Clown, revealing the participation of alias “Comandante” in the trap that led the victims to their deaths. Five people have been captured for this homicide, including the person accused of setting up the deception.
The investigation details that alias “Comandante” was allegedly responsible for attracting Regio Clown and B-King to the place where they were last seen. After mobilizing them for several days, he was in charge of taking them to the site where they were finally killed and dismembered.
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The motive for the execution was a direct order from another subject, known under the alias “Pantera.” The macabre crime was committed in the home of a man nicknamed “Apá”, who, according to the authorities, would be the owner of a local junkyard.
The authorities continue to work intensively on the investigation to completely dismantle this complex transnational criminal network, seeking to bring all those responsible to justice.
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The international criminal network linked to the murder of musicians B-King and Regio Clown has revealed another facet of its operation: extortion and synthetic drug trafficking. Five more people, all of Colombian nationality, were accused of extortion, confirming their participation in the criminal network.
The Colombian detainees were allegedly part of the illegal loan structure known as “gota a gota.” Furthermore, the Prosecutor’s Office has established that they would be directly related to the sale of synthetic drugs. One of those captured, nicknamed “Maxi”, would be the only person authorized in Mexico City for the production of the synthetic drug known as “tusi” or “2-CB.”
A kidnapped Spanish woman
The dismantling of the criminal network linked to the murder of B-King and Regio Clown has revealed a plot of kidnapping, drug trafficking and revenge that cost 200 thousand Mexican pesos (about 42 million Colombian pesos). Six people were accused of kidnapping, in a case that is intertwined with the disappearance of the musicians.
On September 17, when the investigations into the disappearance of the Colombian artists began, the Mexican authorities went to the Los Leones hacienda, where events similar to the “Sin Censura” were taking place in which Regio Clown allegedly sold synthetic drugs without permission from “el pantera”, who ultimately paid 200 thousand Mexican pesos, nearly 42 million Colombian pesos, for his death and that of the paisa.
At the Los Lenoes ranch they also found four big cats with which they threatened the kidnapped Spanish woman, according to the victim, that if she tried to escape they would attack these animals.
According to a report from the Prosecutor’s Office of the State of Mexico, the promoter of B-King would be involved in the events that were taking place in Los Leones, as well as an individual known as “mastracci” and a third individual who would be the owner of the mysterious Hacienda.
Four lions inhabit the “Los Leones” ranch where they found a kidnapped Spanish woman and where events such as “Sin Censura” were held, in which the B-King promoter allegedly participated as an organizer, according to the EdoMex Prosecutor’s Office.
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