This afternoon, personnel from the Local Search Commission exhumed the graves of two people buried in secret in the Lomas de Poleo neighborhood.
The bodies reduced to skeletons are located in a gap in the ground reached by the Del Chabacano and del Repollo roads, reported investigators from the Attorney General's Office, on which the Commission depends. CLB personnel called this Wednesday the relatives of the National Guard (GN) member David Alejandro González González, who has been missing since February 21, accompanied by his friend Brandon Alexis García Jiménez, 28, who left voluntarily by the military company, a few days before their freedom was taken away. In the case of David Alejandro, the GN stopped looking for him and fired him for infractions, the family previously reported. David Alejandro was celebrating his birthday with his mother, whose birthday was on February 21; The two friends left home and went to the Jerónimo-Santa Teresa border, passing other colleagues and reaching a store where they bought food and drinks to celebrate the “Ojitos,” as David Alejandro is nicknamed. At midnight, Brandon's wife found David and Brandon's cell phones on Pez Martillo Street, in the Anapra neighborhood, about 2.9 kilometers from where the two bodies, buried in secret, were exhumed this Tuesday. The grave is located about nine kilometers from the GN headquarters installed in Anapra. Juárez reached its 45th premeditated murder in September; six victims were reported this Tuesday, indicating a journalistic follow-up on this crime.