The mystery of the 153 missing persons in the Mexico City metro – 29/01/2019

According to civil society organizations, at least 153 people disappeared when they entered the metro public transport system between 2015 and 2019. According to relatives of the victims The last thing to learn about them is that they took the subway and did not leave it.

The relatives of Cesar Trejo, who disappeared two years ago, confided their confusion because they knew nothing about him. The last thing they knew was that one person was on line 12 of the subway and that they did not see him again.

A parent of one of the missing said: "They enter the subway and do not leave. I wonder, if there are cameras, why do not you see what's going on with the disappearing people? " Using security cameras, family members confirmed that their loved ones were entering the subway, but were not leaving.

"I saw my son in the cameras, we see him get off and he gets on the platform, but since there are so many people, he is supposed to be riding in a car, but no one has saw down, "explained Francisco's mother, one of the missing.

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Francisco, a 22-year-old computer science student, entered Pantitlán station and never came back. Where applicable, surveillance cameras for the metro public transit system (STC) they recorded the exact moment he stepped through the doors of the car, but what they never understood, it was his departure; become one of the 153 missing.

The news portal Big Data asked the Attorney General's office for information on cases of missing persons in the metro between 2015 and 2018. The Attorney General's office replied: 920 people were missing in the subway; Of this number, 629 were found, but the other 153 did not have the same luck, they never heard of it again. The Attorney General's office does not have precise or accurate information because the report sent by the Big Data No data like in what season were they gone or how many men and how many women.

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Abductions, Ghosts, Freemasonry, Extraterrestrials, Teleportation, Secret Tunnels and other crazy theories, are the ones that authorities, workers and witnesses use to try to explain the disappearance of dozens of people in the 195 stations who has the metro of Mexico.

What is mysterious is that the relatives of the disappeared asked to review the recordings of the security cameras and in any case, the moment when their loved ones got into the cars was recorded, but none saw them go down.

There are approximately 6,000 security cameras in the public transportation system and then How is it possible that none of them has captured by the time they left the car some of the 153 people who still do not appear?

The Attorney General's office is extremely ambiguous. According to the figures, we know that in 2015, 171 people were lost in the metro facilities, in 2016, the same thing happened for 256 people and for 2017, the number of missing persons was 255 and in 2018, 238.

The newspaper The country from Spain brings the words of two people who can shed some light on the reasons for the disappearances. One of them calls Graciela. Last Sunday, January 13, the 30-year-old Mexican returned home in the afternoon after taking her daughter into rehab, while five men and one woman surrounded her on the stairs inside a subway station and tried unsuccessfully to take him away. He even remembers hearing how they gave him a prize: "For that you get 20".

The event occurred in Chabacano, a station near the historic center of the capital and for which spend hundreds of people a day to access one of the three lines with which it connects.