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Mexican authorities set free a former teen cartel hit man on Tuesday and sent him back to the United States.
The release of Edgar Jimenez Lugo, a U.S. citizen known as "El Ponchis" or "The Cloak," comes less than three years after a Mexican court found him guilty of torturing and beheading at least four people and kidnapping three others as an operative for the South Pacific Cartel.
The teenager's age -- 14 at the time -- and his on-camera description of the slayings, brought international attention to the case. Analysts said the dramatic example showed how Mexican drug gangs were increasingly recruiting youths.
On Tuesday, Mexican authorities said he had served his three-year sentence and had been sent back to the United States.
The teen, now 17, boarded a commercial flight from Mexico City to San Antonio, Texas, on Tuesday morning, according to Jorge Messeguer, government secretary in Mexico's Morelos state.
Asked about the teen's case, a U.S. Customs and Border Protection spokeswoman said the agency facilitated the return of a U.S. citizen on Tuesday. She declined to provide details, citing privacy restrictions.
A cartel hitman would not fit the definition of a serial killer.Mexican Serial Killer Released to Return to US
A cartel hitman would not fit the definition of a serial killer.Mexican Serial Killer Released to Return to US
A serial killer is traditionally defined as a person who has murdered three or more people[1][2] over a period of more than a month, with down time (a "cooling off period") between the murders.[3][4] The motivation for killing is usually based on psychological gratification.[3][4] Some sources, such as the FBI, disregard the "three or more" criteria and define the term as "a series of two or more murders, committed as separate events, usually, but not always, by one offender acting alone" or, including the vital characteristics, a minimum of two murders.[4][5]
A cesspool and a septic tank are not exactly the same...but both are full of shit.
Hopefully, someone will put this little psycho in the ground where he belongs ASAP.
So a minor who was accused of crimes that a foreign country apparently couldn't substiate, is sent back to this country where he committed no crimes?
So a minor who was accused of crimes that a foreign country apparently couldn't substiate, is sent back to this country where he committed no crimes?
You mean the murders he confessed to and recounted on camera?! Are you really this fucking STUPID, boy?
So a minor who was accused of crimes that a foreign country apparently couldn't substiate, is sent back to this country where he committed no crimes?
You mean the murders he confessed to and recounted on camera?! Are you really this fucking STUPID, boy?
So a minor who was accused of crimes that a foreign country apparently couldn't substiate, is sent back to this country where he committed no crimes?
You mean the murders he confessed to and recounted on camera?! Are you really this fucking STUPID, boy?
Yes joe is that fucking stupid.
You mean the murders he confessed to and recounted on camera?! Are you really this fucking STUPID, boy?
Yes joe is that fucking stupid.
Again, same question- if the confession was so rock solid, why did they let him go after three years?
Maybe, and I'm just spitballing here- that the confession wasn't backed up by real evidence?
MIACATLAN, Mexico -- A Mexican judge on Tuesday sentenced a teenage U.S. citizen to three years in prison for homicide, kidnapping and drug and weapons possession. Authorities say the teen confessed to killing four people whose beheaded bodies were found suspended from a bridge.
Edgar Jimenez Lugo, known as "El Ponchis," was given the maximum sentenced allowed for a minor in the central state of Morelos, said state prosecutor Jose Manuel Serrano Falmerol. Jimenez was tried in a state court because Mexico does not have a justice system to try minors at the federal level.
You mean the murders he confessed to and recounted on camera?! Are you really this fucking STUPID, boy?
Yes joe is that fucking stupid.
Again, same question- if the confession was so rock solid, why did they let him go after three years?
Maybe, and I'm just spitballing here- that the confession wasn't backed up by real evidence?
So a minor who was accused of crimes that a foreign country apparently couldn't substiate, is sent back to this country where he committed no crimes?
You mean the murders he confessed to and recounted on camera?! Are you really this fucking STUPID, boy?
Yes joe is that fucking stupid.
Mexico: Teen hit man gruesomely murdered victims, now free and sent to U.S.
Mexican authorities set free a former teen cartel hit man on Tuesday and sent him back to the United States.
The release of Edgar Jimenez Lugo, a U.S. citizen known as "El Ponchis" or "The Cloak," comes less than three years after a Mexican court found him guilty of torturing and beheading at least four people and kidnapping three others as an operative for the South Pacific Cartel.
The teenager's age -- 14 at the time -- and his on-camera description of the slayings, brought international attention to the case. Analysts said the dramatic example showed how Mexican drug gangs were increasingly recruiting youths.
On Tuesday, Mexican authorities said he had served his three-year sentence and had been sent back to the United States.
The teen, now 17, boarded a commercial flight from Mexico City to San Antonio, Texas, on Tuesday morning, according to Jorge Messeguer, government secretary in Mexico's Morelos state.
Asked about the teen's case, a U.S. Customs and Border Protection spokeswoman said the agency facilitated the return of a U.S. citizen on Tuesday. She declined to provide details, citing privacy restrictions.
Dude is a US citizen, thus demonstrating how our porous borders are allowing the Mexican Drug Lords to spill their poison into the US.
Mexico: Teen hit man gruesomely murdered victims, now free and sent to U.S.
Mexican authorities set free a former teen cartel hit man on Tuesday and sent him back to the United States.
The release of Edgar Jimenez Lugo, a U.S. citizen known as "El Ponchis" or "The Cloak," comes less than three years after a Mexican court found him guilty of torturing and beheading at least four people and kidnapping three others as an operative for the South Pacific Cartel.
The teenager's age -- 14 at the time -- and his on-camera description of the slayings, brought international attention to the case. Analysts said the dramatic example showed how Mexican drug gangs were increasingly recruiting youths.
On Tuesday, Mexican authorities said he had served his three-year sentence and had been sent back to the United States.
The teen, now 17, boarded a commercial flight from Mexico City to San Antonio, Texas, on Tuesday morning, according to Jorge Messeguer, government secretary in Mexico's Morelos state.
Asked about the teen's case, a U.S. Customs and Border Protection spokeswoman said the agency facilitated the return of a U.S. citizen on Tuesday. She declined to provide details, citing privacy restrictions.
Dude is a US citizen, thus demonstrating how our porous borders are allowing the Mexican Drug Lords to spill their poison into the US.
He isn't a citizen of their country. They aren't going to house and feed him for 30 years.
She isn't, you dope.
JimBowie1958 said:Mexico: Teen hit man gruesomely murdered victims, now free and sent to U.S.
Mexican authorities set free a former teen cartel hit man on Tuesday and sent him back to the United States.
The release of Edgar Jimenez Lugo, a U.S. citizen known as "El Ponchis" or "The Cloak," comes less than three years after a Mexican court found him guilty of torturing and beheading at least four people and kidnapping three others as an operative for the South Pacific Cartel.
The teenager's age -- 14 at the time -- and his on-camera description of the slayings, brought international attention to the case. Analysts said the dramatic example showed how Mexican drug gangs were increasingly recruiting youths.
On Tuesday, Mexican authorities said he had served his three-year sentence and had been sent back to the United States.
The teen, now 17, boarded a commercial flight from Mexico City to San Antonio, Texas, on Tuesday morning, according to Jorge Messeguer, government secretary in Mexico's Morelos state.
Asked about the teen's case, a U.S. Customs and Border Protection spokeswoman said the agency facilitated the return of a U.S. citizen on Tuesday. She declined to provide details, citing privacy restrictions.
Dude is a US citizen, thus demonstrating how our porous borders are allowing the Mexican Drug Lords to spill their poison into the US.
He isn't a citizen of their country. They aren't going to house and feed him for 30 years.
Seems we are in agreement, so why you picking a fight, lol
