"Chapo" Guzmán in prison: maximum security but no risk of suicide

The psychologist Mónica Ramírez, who interviewed several times in Joaquín prison "El Chapo" Guzmán, said in a Mexican TV news that "Guzmán, 61, has does not have the profile of a man who intends to commit suicide", according to the news site TelevisaNews.

"There is no suicidal tendency in his personality, I think he is a tired man who wanted to retire already, not because he was unhappy with his activity, but because he wanted to take advantage of his family, his two little daughters, his mother and his wife, "said Ramírez.

"El Chapo "Guzmán was found guilty yesterday by the New York Court. A total of ten crimes were attributed to him, including drug trafficking, money laundering, firearms possession and rape. In addition, he has been accused of being at the head of one of the most violent and bloodthirsty posters in the history of Mexico, the Sinaloa cartel.

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Ramírez, an expert on the personality of serial killers and high-level criminals, denied that "El Chapo" have a "superior intelligence". However, he admitted that has "very special" qualities this explains his meteoric rise in the criminal empire that he led. "He is a firm and resolute man who does not hesitate to make his decisions," said the criminologist.

Regarding Guzman's personality disorders, he said, "This is a very complex issue because people tend to think they are psychopaths and do not meet the criteria for being psychopathic." He has, of course, very marked psychopathic traits such as the narcissism they took to be what he is, but he regrets very peculiar things. "

Ramírez badured that the drug dealer regretted "not being able to spend more time time with his wife and children"but as part of his business," he knows that he had to make decisions like murdering his rivals "and he does not regret it.

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Note that the specialist not only interviewed several times with "El Chapo", but also drew profiles of other criminal leaders of Mexico, such as Miguel Treviño "El Z-40", leader of "Los Zetas" and Servando. González, head of the so-called "Caballeros Templarios", who also rejected the idea that he is a "psychopath".

Finally, Judge Brian Cogan set Joaquín's "El Chapo" Guzmán sentence on June 25, but the defense announced that she would appeal the verdict. It is supposed that "El Chapo Guzmán" would spend his days in the ADX Florence maximum security prison, in Colorado, the safest in the United States for which no criminal had escaped before, taking into account that the drug trafficker had already escaped Mexican prisons twice in 2001 and 2015.

A.P / D.S.