Almost a month after the disappearance of Kimberly Hilary MoyaCCH student, disappeared last October 2 in Naucalpan, State of Mexico, took a turn this Tuesday, after his mother’s statement, Jaqueline Gonzalezwho assured that Behind this case are a sect and organized crime.
During a press conference, where the young woman’s parents and her new legal advisor were present, the woman reported that the Edomex Prosecutor’s Office made a analysis of the record of calls made by Gabriel N, which connect it with the Marian Trinitarian templeto which he, Paulo N and his family belong.
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He mentioned that several properties of the accused have been searched and have been found symbols identical to those used by this group.
“The Prosecutor’s Office is only relying on a few properties. They stopped looking for Kimhe denounced.
Lawyer Jairo Ocampo assured that of all the searches carried out, has not been allowed that the defense or the family can access or know their results.
Additionally, Kimberly’s mother said that since October 8 they requested surveillance videos from the authorities y They have not received a response.
They will maintain road closures
Likewise, Jaqueline González warned that They will maintain road closures in different areas of Mexico Cityas pressure for the authorities to locate his daughter.
“We just want Kim backthat’s all we ask for. “That justice be done, is what we request,” he assured.
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“We are going to close the airport (…) Also Insurgentes and Periférico Sur, we are joined by UNAM and students from CCH. Also Tlalpan and Viaducto (will be with) the Committee of Searching Mothers.”
JAQUELINE GONZÁLEZ
KIMBERLY’S MOTHER
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The young student who disappeared in Naucalpan has been missing for days.
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