From synthetic grass to the fortress: it was the luxurious home of “El Chueco”, the assassin of two Jesuit priests
The leader of a criminal group identified as an armed wing of the Sinaloa Cartel, Jose Noriel Potrillo Gil a.k.a “the twisted” would have been murdered and his body found lifeless in the early hours of Wednesday. According to the Attorney General of ChihuahuaCesar Jauregui Morenohe was already identified by his sister Diana Carolina PotrilloHowever, the corresponding scientific tests have yet to be carried out to confirm that it is indeed the hitman.
According to Jauregui Moreno, the discovery of the corpse it was carried out 24 hours after his death and they were found at the place 16 shelled cartridgesLikewise, he stated that the subject has a ball in the head. At the time he gave the message to the media, he said the body was in the forensics department (Semepho) of Mochis. This information has become relevant because it concerns one of the most wanted hitmensince it is linked to the murder of two jesuits and a tourist guide last June.
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It was the luxurious house of “El Chueco”
The inhabitants saw “El Chueco” in the streets of baichivo, Saint-Raphael And cerocahui From the municipality of Uric, but he attracted attention as he was traveling in armored and late-model cars. However, it made sense being known as one of the organized crime bosses the most feared in the field of Sierra Tarahumarasince various acts of violence are attributed to him, such as the murder the American Spanish teacher Patrick Braxton-Andrew, in 2018.
José Noriel lived in a extremely luxurious house in the town of Bahuichivo, in the ravine of Urique, which contrast with the other houses, since his was distinguished by american style architecture with beautiful interior finishes such as wood and exterior it had an area with synthetic grass.
It should be noted that in front of the luxurious residence he had a strength in which lived at least a dozen hitmen whose task was to take care of “El Chueco”, inside there were beds, a screen, chairs and even an altar for The dead saints. In addition, in some strategic points were placed falcons For keep an eye on him at any time, according to what was mentioned by Telediario.
The property had other peculiarities such as the so-called “murderous” which are Holes that hitmen make on the walls that surround the building to use them as parapetthis in case some rival group approached, because that’s where they released the weapons to launch the attack.
This was before the murder jesuit priests Javier Campos Morales 79 years old, Joaquin Cesar Mora Salazar 81 years old and the tourist guide Pedro Eliodoro Palma Gutierrez, when elements of the Chihuahua District Attorney’s Office and the Secretary of the Navy broke into the house in an attempt to arrest the wanted hitman, but he managed to get away. However, they succeeded grab weapons, drugs and property valued at 70 million pesos.
Source: El Heraldo De Mexico
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