The investigation into the homicide of Carlos Manzo has reached a crucial phase following the arrest of a suspect known as ‘El Congo’, whose seized cellphones may provide significant evidence.
The investigation into the murder of Carlos Manzo has intensified with the recent apprehension of a suspect identified as ‘El Congo’. Authorities captured several mobile phones during his detention, which are now pivotal in forensic analysis. These devices may contain critical data that could lead to new insights into the crime, including contacts related to criminal activities.
Uruapan's mayor, Grecia Quiroz, who is also the widow of Manzo, stated that the seized phones held various SIM cards. The extraction of data from these devices is anticipated to uncover links to the suspects involved in Manzo's murder. Reports suggest that one of the arrested individuals had affiliations with the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG), indicating a potential criminal network tied to the case.
In light of the developments, the Secretary of Security, Omar García Harfuch, has proposed a meeting in Uruapan to discuss the progress stemming from the analysis of the confiscated phones. This investigation signifies a critical moment in seeking justice for Carlos Manzo and addresses broader concerns regarding cartel violence and its impact on the local community.
