He dug a tunnel to spy on his ex and found himself stuck

For several days, the woman began to hear strange noises coming from behind her house, without giving the importance of believing that it could be about stray cats or dogs. She even went to check with a neighbor to find out what was working but the two did not find anything at first sight. It was until Wednesday morning that the woman heard lamentations of help and discovered loose soil, shovels, two knives and an empty water bottle. She was able to identify her ex-partner aloud. help, the woman told local news Noticias Telemax.

Volunteer firefighters arrived at the home of the affected woman, located in Álvaro Obregón Avenue and Enriqueta Tena Street, in the Oriente district of Puerto Peñasco, in the state of Sonora. The man was severely dehydrated, intoxicated, and weak, but was safely saved before any tragedy, such as being trapped or suffocated, as well as detailed local media such as digital newspaper Opinión Sonora and ComuniKSonora.

And was César Arnoldo G., aged 50, his partner for 14 years; yet they were already separated, but he suspected Griselda, 58, of having a new relationship, although far from asking him, he had designed the unfortunate plan to spy on him. "You are the greatest thing that exists in my life.I will never stop loving you," wrote the man on Griselda's Facebook, though far from being a message of Love was a threat for her, because, she said, she was constantly mistreated in her family.

Francisco Javier Carrillo Ruiz, director of civil protection and firefighters, explained that it took more than 45 minutes of work, but that it was not easy, as they had to extract a lot of land to save the day. He was stuck in a narrow corridor for several hours, El Universal reported. The woman told the authorities that she had decided to leave him because he was very jealous and had constantly been asking for it. He had also exposed episodes of violence. He had even received a no-contact order.

Now, once he has recovered, the digger will have to appear before the prosecutor to render accounts of all kinds. For the moment, if he wanted to win back his ex-wife, nothing was happening.

Was it inspired by Chapo Guzmán?

In Mexico, they linked the case of the jealous husband to Chapo Guzmán, former leader of the Sinaloa cartel, famous for creating tunnels to transport drugs from Mexico to the United States, but also to use them to escape the police or its rivals. The man was very creative about their tunnels because some entered very special places, such as mirrors, bathtubs or behind the refrigerator.