The Attorney General's Office of Colima announced that it is investigating the disappearance of Jorge Bladimir, the son of Jorge Luis Preciado, a former senator from the National Action Party. The investigation began after a formal complaint was filed a few weeks ago, which triggered the necessary protocols for missing persons and initiated the legal proceedings stipulated by law. As part of the investigation, the burnt car, believed to be associated with the missing person, was located on February 12.

The vehicle was discovered on the territorial limits between Colima and Jalisco, in an area bordering La Loma, Minatitlán municipality in Colima, and the community of Toxin in Jalisco. Authorities clarified that no body was found inside the vehicle, which raises further concerns about Jorge Bladimir’s fate. The search and investigation efforts are ongoing, indicating the seriousness of the case and the potential implications for safety in the region, which has experienced issues related to violence and crime.

This situation highlights the challenges faced by local authorities in addressing cases of disappearances, particularly in regions affected by criminal activities. The coordination between the fiscal offices of Colima and Jalisco emphasizes the regional response to such incidents and reflects the broader issues surrounding public safety in Mexico. The case not only affects the victims' families but also raises alarming questions regarding systemic problems of violence and accountability within Mexican society.