The opulent life of the children of “Chapo” Guzmán: a fleet of luxury cars, helicopters and wild animals

They generally have a low profile, low profile. In many cases, their names are only known when authorities – especially the United States – associate them with illicit activity.

This is when the details of their activities or businesses appear. But the rest of the time, her life is a mystery. Are the children of drug leaders in Mexico, which in some cases play a fundamental role for the cartels, since successors to the bosses often emerge among them.

Ovidio guzman, son of Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán Loera, was arrested on October 17 in the town of Culiacán, Sinaloa. His arrest and subsequent release shed light on his lifestyle.

Ovidio’s photographs had an impact on Sinaloan society. It is known that the young man was born in Badiraguato, Sinaloa, and that he describes himself as a man who is not particularly interested in luxury or sports cars. Instead, he is interested in horses and beautiful roosters.

Ovid is in contact with other heirs of the Sinaloa Cartel: his brothers Jesús Alfredo and Iván Archivaldo Guzmán Salazar.

Jesús Alfredo, 36, belongs to a generation of gangsters who recklessly brag about his ostentatious life on social media.

According to the US government, this capo was left at the head of a faction of the Sinaloa cartel and has the support of his older brother, Iván Archivaldo.

“Alfredillo” was mentioned in a 2009 federal indictment filed in a court in Chicago, Ill., Which states that the Guzmán brothers, along with six others involved, sent multiple shipments of drugs to ‘South America to the United States.

From the wedding of María Alejandra Salazar and “El Chapo” Guzmán Iván Archivaldo, 39, was born.

In 2005, El Chapo’s eldest son was arrested for money laundering, but was released. He is currently facing charges for importing large amounts of marijuana, methamphetamine and other drugs into the neighboring country.

The drug trafficker’s Archivaldo proceeds are said to be returned to Mexico through bank deposits, wire transfers and high-end items, including a Lamborghini Murcielago.

The “Sera”, as it is called Serafín Zambada Ortiz, the youngest son of the boss Ismael “El Mayo” Zamabada, is a young man surrounded by luxury and excess.

His eccentric life came to light after authorities arrested him in 2013 at the Nogales-Arizona border crossing.

Then, youngest Zambada sentenced to 66 months in prison, when he was convicted of conspiring to traffic 100 kilograms of coca and more than one ton of marijuana in the United States.

The defender of the alleged hitman assured that the conviction was a triumph, as the charges against him could mean imprisonment from 10 years to life imprisonment.

Some details about his life were revealed during the subsequent trial in the United States, where a letter written by himself was published in which he assured that he always lived “in a golden cage with unnecessary luxuries”, under constant threat from rival cartels, forcing him to stop playing football, continually skip school, and constantly move houses to avoid being murdered.

When “El Sera” was two years old, the war between his father and the Arellano Félix cartel began., which overlooked Tijuana Square. A car bomb exploded outside his birthday party. The intention was to kill him.

At the age of 9, the Arellano Félix family killed his mother’s entire family in a hotel in Mazatlán.

“From 1992 to 2000, the days were hard and bloody, and (there has been) a foolish and senseless war where many families have been destroyed, ”he said in the letter.

The fate of the Oseguera González family it was also marked from birth. In 1986, Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, “El Mencho” – currently considered Mexico’s most dangerous drug lord – lived in the San Francisco area, United States, where he was arrested by police for theft and possession of a loaded weapon. A backup photo of the incident shows Mencho, 19, in a hoodie with acne on his face. Two months later, their first daughter was born: Jessica Johanna Oseguera, 33 years old.

Prior to this time, the current head of the Jalisco Next Generation Cartel he was a graduate in marijuana crop protection.

The plantations which “El Mencho” looked after belonged to Manuel Salcido Uzeta, “El Cochiloco”, former leader of the Guadalajara cartel who died, and through which he met the leaders of the organization “Los Cuinis”.

Nemesio’s relationship with the leaders of the said criminal cell was so close that he began with an affair with Rosalinda González Valencia, financial operator of “Los Cuinis”.

Three years after the birth of his firstborn, Mencho traveled to San Francisco, where he was arrested again – this time for selling drugs – and a few months later he was deported to Mexico.

The next few months are confusing, but according to the accounts, in 1990, Rosalinda and the drug lord have their second son, Rubén Oseguera González, charged with conspiracy to traffic more than 5 kilograms of drugs into the United States.

Rubén Oseguera, 29, was born in San Francisco, California. He has several pseudonyms including “El Junior”, “El Rubencito”, “El Rojo” and the one best known for being the abbreviation of his father’s nickname, “El Menchito”. The man was extradited last Thursday to the United States.

But in CJNG’s org chart, there is one member that has yet to officially appear: Laisha Michelle Oseguera González, whose description is little.

While most descendants of the most wanted Mexican capos recklessly brag about their ostentatious life on social media, there is no sign of Laisha.

Just the portal Zeta Tijuana gave credit to the existence of Mencho’s daughter. In its investigation, the media reported that in the public register of property and commerce, Laisha’s name appears as the owner of certain properties in the city of Tijuana, Baja California.

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