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The Ciudad Juárez Rebels is the self-imposed name of a group of Mexican serial killers who were active between 1995 and 1996 in Ciudad Juárez, and are responsible for several feminicides in the city. [1] [2] The group was led by Sergio Armendáriz Diaz (born 1980) and Juan Contreras Jurado.
Rebeldes de Ciudad Juárez. Los Rebeldes de Ciudad Juárez es el nombre auto-impuesto y con el que se conoce mediáticamente a un grupo de asesinos seriales mexicanos que estuvieron activos entre 1995 y 1996, en Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, México,- son responsables de varios feminicidios en esta ciudad .- 1 El grupo era liderado por Sergio ...
Half a dozen Rebels were involved, he claimed, including gang leader Sergio Armendariz Diaz (also known as El Diablo). Armed with Olivares confession (later recanted as the product of police torture), officers raided several nightclubs and detained 300.
Sep 26, 2019 · Por ambos crímenes y otros más fueron detenidos Sergio Armendáriz Díaz “El Diablo”, Juan Jorge Contreras Jurado “El Grande”, Gerardo Fernández Molina “El Flaco”, Carlos Hernández ...
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The first victim attributed to the Ripper killings was Alma Farel, who had been beaten, raped, and strangled in the Campestre Virreyes district on January 23, 1993. By the end of the year, sixteen more women were found murdered under similar circumstance. Some of the victims were found with slash wounds on their breasts, a trait which would later r...
Los Rebeldes de Ciudad Juárez ("The Ciudad Juárez Rebels")Los Chóferes (Spanish for "The Drivers")The victims were usually young, dark-haired women who worked in maquilladorasas factory workers or students. They were beaten, raped, and killed by a variety of ways, such as strangulation, stabbing, bludgeoning, shooting, and even burning. Occasionally, the killer would mutilate or dismember their bodies, hence his nickname. For unspecified reason...
El grupo era liderado por Sergio Armendáriz Díaz y Juan Contreras Jurado, otros 3 miembros del grupo fueron sentenciados en 2005: Carlos Barriento Vidales, Gerardo Fernández Molina y Romel Omar Ceniceros García.
A man known as “El Diablo” who was indicted on a murder charge in a 2021 slaying in a Texas border town was captured in Mexico and turned over to U.S. authorities, officials said. The man’s ...
