A surprising video has unveiled the moment a gang leader has received one of the nine students whose apart bodies were found on the side of a road in Mexico last weekend.
José 'El Jochha' Lavariega was seen in the clip to be shocked one of the young people in a hotel – before they were all found dead, chopped with their hands, on the side of a road in Puebla.
Lavariega – who was friends with the nine killed students and invited them to cartel – ravaged oaxaca to raid the local population – was not shot in his car for long, leaving the perpetrator a note behind and called him a 'thief'.
In the United video, Lavariega was on display that is approaching one of the rooms in Hospedaje Jacha, a hotel that he owned in Huatulco, a city in the Pacific Coast State Oaxaca.
“They took George, guy,” said Lavariega after she knocked on the door while several people were in the background giggling.
“Dude, it's me, Jochha. It's jocha open, “he said.
A young man then opened the door and stepped out and told Jocha: 'Stop playing, Whitey', when several people started to laugh behind the camera.
Lavariega then took a look in the room when a man pretended to blow a blow – apparently because he wasn't so fond of the joke.
José 'El Jochha' Lavariega can be seen in the UNGE clip in his Oaxaca Hotel. He was hunting one of the nine students who were found dead on the side of a road in the central Mexican state of Puebla
Local points of sale reported that José Lavariega, (photo), had the hotel where the students stayed before they were abducted
It is unclear when the video of 30 seconds was filmed, but the release is because the authorities continue to investigate the horrible murder of five men and four women, who were part of a gang called 'Los Brujos'.
The victims were identified as Rubén Ramos, Rolando Evaristo and Uriel Calva, each 22; Raúl González and denemí López, both 28; Jacqueline Meza, 23; Lesly Noya, 21 and 29-year-old Angie Pérez.
An official at the office of the public prosecutor with knowledge of the investigation told DailyMail.com that Lavariega invited the victims to spend time in Oaxaca.
“They are friends,” said the civil servant. “He said to them:” Listen why don't you come here for a few days. '' '
After the invitation to come to the city, the victims reportedly asked the Bendebaas if it would be good to 'steal' and to undergo other criminal activities' in Oaxaca, according to the source.
Lavariega eventually led the young adults to their own massacre by giving them green light. When he was asked if the young group of companies could steal in Oaxaca, he replied, “There is no problem,” the Insider said.
The victims – all from the central state of Tlaxcala – took lavarga for his word and wanted to commit a wave of robberies and thefts.
A young man was seen laughing in a video after José 'El Jochha' Lavariega played a joke on one of the nine students who were found dead by making a joke that their friend had been arrested
Of the nine students, five men and four women were all supposed to be from 19 to 30 years old, reported El Financiero. Displayed: Jacqueline aetel Meza Cazares
The office of the Attorney General for the Mexican states of Puebla, Oaxaca and Tlaxcala refused to provide information about the research on the saved student and the nine others whose bodies were found, including Nemi López (left) and Angie Pérez (right)
Their crime spree was not welcomed by One of the drug -selling criminal groups that are active in Oaxaca – because the Los Brjos – gang the line exceeded their threatening activity on rival peat, according to the source.
'There is another local criminal group that controls the area near the coast of Oaxaca. And what happened then happened, “the official told DailyMail.com, referring to the horrible murders and mutilations.
Brenda Salas, 19, told the office of the Tlaxcala State Attorney General that the Huatulco Municipal Officer forced her and her friend, 29-year-old Angie Pérez, in a marked vehicle and abducted and defeated.
Salas was found on Monday – abandoned on a road in Puebla – the day after the torn remains of Pérez and the other victims were discovered under a Tarp and in the trunk of a car that was left on the side of a highway in San José Miahuatlán.
Lesly Noya was mentioned as one of the nine missing students whose tired bodies were found on Sunday
Raúl González has been identified by local media as one of the students whose remains were found under a sail and in a car that was abandoned on the side of the highway in San José Miahuatlán, a city in the central Mexican state of Puebla
Brenda Salas (photo) was saved on Monday by the Mexican authorities, one day after nine missing students fall apart and abandoned under a TARP
Authorities who investigated the scene were, nine missing students were found dead on Sunday next to a road in San Jose Miahuatla, a city in Puebla, Mexico
The office of the public prosecutor on Oaxaca did not offer any details about how their agents save Salas.
They also did not confirm the allegations that police officers were involved when he was asked by DailyMail.com – but the Governor of Oaxaca confirmed that they are investigating.
Police officers who investigate the creepy murder scene discovered each of the victims tortured and shot in the head.
Lavariega was also shot on Sunday in his car in Oaxaca. The murderers left a note about his body reading in Spanish: “This is what you get because you are a thief.”
Oaxaca -Governor Salomón Jara was questioned during a press conference on Tuesday about accusations that police officers were behind the brutal murders and abductions.
He said that the accused agents, who have not been identified, will be prosecuted under the full extent of the law if the allegations are true.
'If there is a complaint and the people who were it [forcefully] Held by the police, a complaint must submit, it cannot be permitted that a constitutional or municipal police officer holds a person, takes him or her away and leaves him or her, whether that person has been injured or beaten or can be tortured. The law punishes people who commit these kinds of action, “said Jara.
