Dramatic courtroom scene depicting the trial of suspects Samuel ‘N’ and ‘El Viejito’ for the murder of Mayor Carlos Manzo, with judge, widow's testimony, and victim imagery.
Dramatic courtroom scene depicting the trial of suspects Samuel ‘N’ and ‘El Viejito’ for the murder of Mayor Carlos Manzo, with judge, widow's testimony, and victim imagery.
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Samuel ‘N’ and ‘El Viejito’ linked to trial in Carlos Manzo murder case

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Following their arrests last week, a Michoacán control judge has linked former Uruapan official Samuel ‘N’ and Josué Eulogio ‘N’ (‘El Viejito’) to trial for the November 2025 murder of Mayor Carlos Manzo, ordering preventive prison amid confessions and betrayal revelations from Manzo's widow, Grecia Quiroz.

In an update to the Carlos Manzo murder investigation (see prior coverage on arrests), a control judge in Michoacán on January 12, 2026, formally linked Samuel ‘N’—former director of Public Relations and Protocol in Uruapan—and Josué Eulogio ‘N’, alias ‘El Viejito’, to trial for their roles in the execution-style killing of Mayor Carlos Manzo on November 2, 2025, during Day of the Dead festivities.

Samuel allegedly supplied real-time details on Manzo's movements, including a photo from the Casa de Cultura, to a CJNG cell led by ‘El Licenciado’ in exchange for cocaine doses delivered by ‘El Viejito’, his supplier and intermediary. During an eight-hour hearing before Judge Luis Fernando Díaz Parra, both were charged with qualified homicide and intentional injuries. Samuel will serve preventive prison in El Altiplano prison, while ‘El Viejito’ goes to the High Impact Center.

‘El Viejito’ confessed to Samuel's involvement, noting they met seven months prior via family. Samuel showed no remorse, complaining Manzo's work demands—including denied leave to see his daughter—had 'fed him up.'

Grecia Quiroz, Manzo's wife and current mayor, expressed betrayal: Samuel, from Mexico City and ex-PRI advisor, was efficient initially but not aligned with Manzo's Independent Hat Movement. Her secretary, Yesenia ‘N’, was questioned but cleared.

The case exposes internal corruption aiding CJNG's hit, supervised by Ramiro ‘N’ (‘El Jaguar’), with later murders of accomplices on the Uruapan-Paracho highway. Security chief Omar García Harfuch has highlighted CJNG coordination via WhatsApp.

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Discussions on X focus on the arrests and trial linking of Samuel ‘N’, a former Uruapan official, and Josué Eulogio ‘N’ (‘El Viejito’), a taxi driver, to the November 2025 murder of Mayor Carlos Manzo. Users express shock over the alleged betrayal, with Samuel reportedly providing Manzo's itinerary to CJNG in exchange for drugs. Sentiments include praise for investigative progress, demands for justice, and skepticism toward Grecia Quiroz's prior accusations against Morena and the governor, as she now describes it as a personal betrayal and denies Samuel's ties to their movement. Political users highlight irony in the inner-circle involvement.

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Dramatic illustration of Mexican forces raiding CJNG leader El Mencho's hideout in Jalisco mountains.
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Mexican authorities confirm death of 'El Mencho', CJNG leader

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Mexican security forces killed Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, alias 'El Mencho', leader of the Cártel Jalisco Nueva Generación (CJNG), in an operation in Tapalpa, Jalisco. Tracking his romantic partner led to his location in a facility linked to money laundering. His death has sparked speculation about the cartel's successor and denials of social media rumors.

Michoacán authorities arrested Rafael ‘N’, alias ‘El Aurora’, allegedly linked to the criminal cell behind the murder of Uruapan’s former mayor, Carlos Manzo. Fiscal Carlos Torres Piña stated he belongs to the same group as Jorge Armando ‘N’, ‘El Licenciado’ of the CJNG. The arrest advances probes into the killing on November 1, 2025.

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On May 1, 2026—six months after the murder of her predecessor and ex-husband, former Uruapan mayor Carlos Manzo—current mayor Grecia Quiroz shared a public message mourning the lack of justice and pledging to pursue accountability. Amid ongoing investigations, multiple arrests have been made, including alleged masterminds and accomplices.

Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, alias 'El Mencho', leader of the Cártel Jalisco Nueva Generación, died on February 22, 2026, during a military operation in Tapalpa, Jalisco, after being wounded in a confrontation. The incident triggered a wave of violence with narcoblockades and vehicle burnings in several states. Mexican and U.S. authorities highlighted the intelligence cooperation that enabled the action.

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Jalisco authorities transferred Mario Lindoro Elenes and Mario Alfredo Lindoro Navidad, father-in-law and brother-in-law of Iván Archivaldo Guzmán Salazar, from Puente Grande prison to a higher-security federal facility. The move involved 14 other high-profile inmates linked to organized crime. This action follows recent security incidents in state prisons.

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