Chapo's blacklist: drug traffickers and officials "scarred" to die

The lawsuit against Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán in the United States, he left many revelations, among which the narcotrafist's "death list".

The document signed by the prosecutors Richard Donohgue and Arthur G. Wyatt, addressed to Judge Brian Cogan of the Federal Court of Brooklyn in New York, lists a series of characters that would have been in the eyes of the founder of the Sinaloa cartel. The police have named this letter "a list of murder victims".

The document quotes figures from organized crime and Mexican government officials. There are also characters whose identity is not revealed in order to protect the informants' integrity.

Guzmán Loera reportedly materialized some of the murders, according to witnesses who collaborated with prosecutors, others died in suspicious circumstances and others were apprehended.

José Luis Santiago Vasconcelos, who, at the time of his death in a plane crash in 2008, was the technical secretary responsible for the implementation of the judicial reforms in matters of security, the federal government was on the blacklist of Chapo.

The staff member who served as Deputy Public Prosecutor and Head of the Specialized Office of the Prosecutor for Investigation of Organized Crime (SEIDO) had been threatened with death between 2004 and 2007, and He died during the collapse of the plane in which he was traveling from San Luis Potosí to Mexico City on November 4 in the city center of the Mexican capital.

In the accident also died the Secretary of the Interior Administration Felipe Calderón, Juan Camilo Mouriño, in addition to the co-pilot and pilot of the aircraft.

In the impact area, two women died and two dozen cars were burned.

The conclusion of the expert reports indicated that the Learjet had fallen to the ground "technical failure" and not because of wake turbulence caused by a boating 767.

Felipe Calderón was the president who declared war on drug trafficking.

Miguel Ángel Martínez, Ramón Arellano Félix, Rodolfo Carrillo Fuentes, Julio César Beltrán Quintero, Juan Pablo Ledezma, Roberto Velasco Bravo, Nemesio and Commander Rafita, these are other of those shown in the infamous Chapo list.

Ramón Arellano Félix, leader of the cartel of Tijuana, rival organization of the cartel of Sinaloa, died on February 10, 2002 in a shooting in Mazatlan (Sinaloa); Rodolfo Carrillo Fuentes, was murdered in 2004 at the exit of a mall in Culiacán.

Joaquín Guzmán Loera has been convicted of 10 serious indictments that could result in life imprisonment at the end of June.

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