Jalisco Searcher Murder was for “theft of money”: Jalisco Prosecutor’s Office

The Attorney General's Office of the State of Jalisco (FGE) said that the murder of activist Teresa González Murillo, a member of the group Luz de Esperanza Desaparecidos, Jalisco, could be due to a robbery.You may also be interested: She dies a 6-day-long search mother who was shot In a statement, she pointed out that this is one of the lines of investigation, since the victim was engaged in the sale of food. Photo: Special The unit detailed th…

There is not enough evidence to point out that the murder of Teresa González Murillo, a member of the Luz de Esperanza Collective and leader of merchants, was because of her work as a searcher or because of her defense of merchants, because for the Jalisco Prosecutor's Office, the motive for the attack was to steal money from her. This official version of the murder, the first to be made public despite the fact that the attack on the search engi…

Alejandra Nuño, an ITESO scholar and human rights specialist, tells us about the murder of missing person searchers.

“No indication has been found to date linking the attack to its recent activity as a member of a search group,” the Prosecutor’s Office said.

Jalisco's prosecution said that the murder of Teresa González resulted from a robbery and ruled out that she had been treated for her job as a searcher.