On February 11, the Sonora State Attorney General's Office concluded the search for Haudiel 'N', a suspected feminicide who had been evading authorities for over a month. He was wanted due to an investigation linking him to the kidnapping and murder of a woman in Ciudad Obregón. After weeks of investigation, security forces discovered his body, further complicating the ongoing investigation surrounding the tragic case.

The investigation had identified Haudiel 'N' as the primary suspect in the kidnapping and murder of a woman. Authorities revealed that after committing the crime, he had abandoned the body in a public area on January 5. This grim discovery had prompted local media reports about the case, raising concerns about safety and the handling of sexual violence cases in the region. The outcome of the investigation and its implications for local law enforcement are under scrutiny, as this case illustrates severe challenges in addressing feminicide.

The circumstances of Haudiel 'N's death remain unclear, leading to various hypotheses from the authorities. As questions linger about whether he was murdered or if he committed suicide, the case emphasizes a broader issue of violence against women in Mexico, shedding light on the complexities related to justice and societal response to feminicides. The Sonora Attorney General's Office is expected to continue its investigation to clarify the details surrounding both the suspect and the victim, aiming to provide answers to the community and ensure justice is served.