The tragic discovery of the body of a fourth miner in a clandestine pit in El Verde, Concordia, has led to the identification of the deceased as Jesús Antonio de la O Valdez, an ecology engineer. This identification follows reports from sources close to the investigation, despite the lack of an official statement from authorities. Preliminary forensic studies suggest that the remains indeed belong to Valdez, underscoring the severity of the situation surrounding the clandestine activities in the area.

In response to the news of Valdez's identification, the Colegio de Ingenieros en Ecología de Chihuahua has expressed its condolences through a public notice, highlighting his professional achievements and dedication to environmental issues. Valdez’s professional legacy and commitment to ecological causes have been acknowledged, shedding light on the consequences of illegal mining practices in the region, which often endanger not only the environment but also the lives of individuals involved.

Additionally, the local band Argot Chihuahua paid tribute to Valdez on social media, indicating his involvement in the music scene alongside his professional career. This community response showcases the personal loss felt by his peers and the impact he had on both his professional community and personal relationships, drawing attention to the broader social implications of illegal mining operations in Mexico's rural areas.