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This article was translated and reposted from EL OCCIDENTAL
This Sunday was when the hearing of “El Roy” took place.
Elizabeth Ibal | El Occidental
A criminal judge initiated criminal proceedings against Rogelio M. alias “El Roy”, for the case of the brick kilns that were used to incinerate bodies, however he was not linked to the disappearance of the five missing youths from Lagos de Moreno.
This Sunday a hearing was held in which Rogelio was sentenced to trial for his probable participation in the commission of crimes related to the disappearance of people in a brick factory located in the La Orilla del Agua neighborhood.
The kiln was discovered on August 20 after a series of investigations. During the inspection, human remains of at least two people were found, but their identities have not been identified.
After the discovery of the two unidentified deceased persons (PFSI) in the brick kiln, ministerial work was carried out, with which the probable relationship of the accused in the crime was accredited and an arrest warrant was requested.
By means of an operation implemented by the Investigation Police, he was arrested and placed at the disposal of the jurisdictional body, which decided to initiate proceedings against him for the aforementioned crime.
In addition, he will be remanded in custody for one year, as a precautionary measure, at the request of the Public Prosecutor’s Office.
The State Prosecutor’s Office did not disclose why he was not charged for the disappearance of Roberto Carlos Olmeda Cuellar, Diego Alberto Lara Santoyo, Uriel Galvan Gonzalez, Dante Cedillo Hernandez and Jaime Adolfo Martinez Miranda.
Source: EL OCCIDENTAL
