FEDERAL INVESTIGATION INTERNATIONAL

EDUARDO “EL MOFLES” FROM CDG METROS / CJNG GAVE THE ORDER… No body. No DNA confirmation. No official statement. And yet, El Mencho is already being declared dead — or almost. It wouldn’t be the first time. Remember the rumors years ago claiming El Mencho had died from a liver illness? The real question is: What if El Mencho was captured and not killed or wounded? Historically, the most violent reactions don’t usually follow when a cartel leader is killed — they tend to erupt when he is captured. The clearest example: the Culiacanazos. A capture leaves uncertainty on the table — possible rescue attempts, negotiations, and internal power struggles. A confirmed killing, on the other hand, closes scenarios and signals a definitive rupture. In structures like the one led by Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes at the head of the CJNG, the critical variable is not the figurehead himself, but the organization’s capacity for succession and internal cohesion in the months that follow. The history of Mexican organized crime is full of “dead men who come back to life.” 06/22/2026 #texas #Tamaulipas #reynosa #mencho

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