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Quijano Hernández, 25, and Parada Cerpa, 22, lived in the state of Puebla (central Mexico) as part of a student exchange, and their bodies were found, on February 25, along with that of another Mexican student and that of an Uber driver, on a highway, after attending the Huejotzingo carnival in Puebla. All four had signs of torture.
This Tuesday, the Attorney General of the State of Puebla reported that the capture of alias ‘el Pirulí’ occurred in the community of Santa Ana Xalmimulco, in the municipality of Huejotzingo, in compliance with the arrest warrant against him, on the charges of murder and kidnapping of the four people.
In a statement, the Prosecutor’s Office also said that The investigations indicate that ‘El Pirulí’ would be the leader of the gang responsible for the homicides of these two young Colombians abroad.
This, in complicity with Pablo Jesús ‘N’, 46 years old; Angel ‘N’, 23, and Lisset ‘N’, 22, who were arrested hours after the events and they are linked to proceedings for the crimes of homicide and theft of a vehicle, in addition to being in preventive detention.
The governor of Puebla, Miguel Barbosa, assured in a press conference that this arrest “It is one of the most important that has been carried out in recent months in the entity“, Because the law was applied and the corresponding responsibilities will be established in this case and others in which it participated.
“With this arrest we capture all the murderers, who participated in the kidnapping and qualified homicide of the medical students and the driver ”, added Barbosa.
The murders of the Colombian students Quijano Hernández and Parada Cerpa, and the Mexican Francisco Javier Tirado, 22 (who was studying Medicine at the Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla – BUAP), as well as the Uber driver Josué Emanuel, 28, sparked a wave of protests in the city of Puebla, capital of the state of the same name, and in Mexico City to demand justice for the three deceased students and security for the youth in the entity.
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