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Familia LeBarón demanda al 'Cártel de Juárez'

] BAAVISPE.* 29 de julio de 2020. | AP. Familiares de las nueve mujeres y niños de una comunidad mormona que fueron asesinados en noviembre pasado en México presentaron una demanda federal en la que acusan al Cártel de Juárez de perpetrar el ataque en represalia por sus críticas y protestas públicas en contra de la organización delictiva. Un abogado de la familia dijo que incoaron la demanda para demostrar que el Cártel de Juárez fue el responsable de la masacre del 4 de noviembre y para ser indemnizados por daños y perjuicios. La fiscalía mexicana ha identificado a más de 40 sospechosos del ataque. Las autoridades han arrestado y procesado a nueve miembros del cártel, según la demanda, que fue interpuesta en una corte federal de Dakota del Norte. Se desconoce si los representantes del cártel comparecerán en los tribunales para defenderse. Adrián LeBarón Soto, cuya hija María Rhonita LeBarón fue asesinada en la masacre, dijo en un comunicado: “Ya no permaneceremos como víctimas silenciosas. Levantaremos todas las piedras en la búsqueda de la justicia por el asesinato de mi hija y mis nietos”. Michael Elsner, abogado de la familia, dijo que la demanda es una de las primeras acciones civiles en Estados Unidos en contra de un cártel del narcotráfico mexicano, y que tiene la esperanza de que ayude a frenar el flujo de dinero hacia la organización delictiva. La Read the full article

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LeBaron Family Murder in Mexico. Julian LeBaron Biography, Wiki, Age, Family, Net Worth, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, Fast Facts You Need to Know

Julian LeBaron Biography, Family

Julian LeBaron Family is the Victim of the Mexico Murer, Three Women And Six Children were killed. His Family have Dual Citizenship US and Mexico. He is a farmer, freelance writer, activist, and member of a Mormon enclave in the Sonora region of Mexico. His family was victims of a vicious attack in Mexico that claimed the lives of three mothers and six children. This is going to end very badly. For years our families have told us of the fear and insecurity they face. Today, a Mormon family with USA and Mexican citizenship were murdered in Sonora. 3 mothers and 7 children killed by cartels. https://t.co/ZvDuIosGSl — Astrid Silva (@Astrid_NV) November 5, 2019

Julian LeBaron Family Victims Names and Ages

According to NBC News, the victims include three adult women, Dawna Langford, 43; Christina Marie Langford Johnson, 29; and Rhonita Miller, also known as Rhonita Maria LeBaron, 30. Six children were also killed, family members say. They have been identified as Howard Miller, 12; Trevor Langford, 11; Krystal Miller, 10; Rogan Langford, 2; and the 8-month-old twins, Titus and Tiana Miller. In marches of 2011 for peace in Mexico, the Mormon Julian LeBaron was a vibrant voice of hope alongside Javier Sicilia. Despite these calls for change, these atrocities carry on and on. This massacre of his family leaves pain and mourning beyond words. When will we see change? https://t.co/KwkbWfgRuF — Ioan Grillo (@ioangrillo) November 5, 2019

Julian LeBaron Statement

He told the New York Times that the car belonging to his cousin Rhonita Miller had broken down when gunmen shot at it. Miller and her four children, including twins who were less than a year old, died. Two other cars were attacked a few miles ahead. Two mothers, who were driving, were killed, along with two more children.

Julian LeBaron Family Murder

Nine members of a Mormon community were killed on the Mexican side of the U.S.-Mexico border, and authorities are investigating whether the attack was the result of a mistaken identity. The murdered victims include three women, four young children and two babies, said family member Alex LeBaron of Mexico. He said the nine were dual US and Mexican citizens. The victims were “shot while they were in vehicles while driving,” LeBaron told CNN. Several children survived the attack. Asi se vive en el Gobierno de @lopezobrador_ Mormones Mexicanos, mujeres y niños inocentes emboscados en la Sierra de Chihuahua son acribillados y quemados vivos por los Carteles que mandan en Mexico! @Javier_Corral @revistaproceso @CarlosLoret @CiroGomezL pic.twitter.com/uQNJYbeO73 — LeBaron (@AlexLebaron1) November 4, 2019 Investigators believe that three vehicles traveling between the Mexican states of Sonora and Chihuahua were ambushed by criminal groups on Monday night, Mexican authorities said. “Women and children were slaughtered, burned alive,” LeBaron said. “Mothers shouted for the fire to stop.” Mexican Security Minister Alfonso Durazo said the attack could have been a case of mistaken identity of “groups in conflict in the area.”

Julian LeBaron Family Donald Trump

A wonderful family and friends from Utah got caught between two vicious drug cartels, who were shooting at each other, with the result being many great American people killed, including young children, and some missing. If Mexico needs or requests help in cleaning out these..... — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 5, 2019 President Donald Trump wrote on Twitter: “A wonderful family and friends from Utah were caught between two vicious drug cartels, which shot at each other, with the result that many great Americans were killed, including young children and some missing If Mexico needs or asks for help to clean these monsters, the United States is ready, willing and able to get involved and do the job quickly and effectively. The great new president of Mexico has made this a big problem, but the cartels have become so big and powerful that sometimes an army is needed to defeat an army! Read the full article

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el asesinato de la #familiaLebaron en #Chihuahuamexico

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La Familia Le Barón tiene sesgo político.

El caso de la #FamiliaLebaron tiene tintes de sesgo político. El ataque hacia ellos no fue casualidad, los #LeBaron ya tenían cuentas pendientes en #Chihuahua. El objetivo desestabilizar al gobierno de #AMLO

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LeBaron Family Murdered Mexico: Nine US citizens, including children, killed in ambush

LeBaron Family Murdered Mexico

Nine members of a Mormon community were killed on the Mexican side of the U.S.-Mexico border, and authorities are investigating whether the attack was the result of a mistaken identity. The murdered victims include three women, four young children and two babies, said family member Alex LeBaron of Mexico. He said the nine were dual US and Mexican citizens. The victims were "shot while they were in vehicles while driving," LeBaron told CNN. Several children survived the attack. Investigators believe that three vehicles traveling between the Mexican states of Sonora and Chihuahua were ambushed by criminal groups on Monday night, Mexican authorities said. "Women and children were slaughtered, burned alive," LeBaron said. "Mothers shouted for the fire to stop." Mexican Security Minister Alfonso Durazo said the attack could have been a case of mistaken identity of "groups in conflict in the area."

What do we know about the ambush?

A group of three mothers and their 14 children left Bavispe in the state of Sonora in a convoy of three cars and drove to neighboring Chihuahua. At least nine people were killed after being attacked by armed men in Bavispe. A burned SUV was later found with the remains of some roadside victims. Other family members were reportedly shot dead when they tried to escape. An investigation has been launched and additional security forces sent to the area, the governments of Chihuahua and Sonora said in a joint statement. Claudia Pavlovich Arellano, governor of the state of Sonora, described the authors as "monsters". "As a mother, I experience anger, disgust, and great pain over the cowardly actions in the mountains between Sonora and Chihuahua," he wrote in Spanish on Twitter. Julian LeBaron, cousin of one of the women, said he did not know what could have motivated the killings. He said it was two separate attacks. "We want to know exactly who's behind it, why they did it and where they're from, and we need that information to be true," he told Mexican Radio. "We do not know who would attack women and children." Who are the victims? LeBaron reported in detail in an interview for the Mexican radio station El Heraldo about the attacks. His cousin Rhonita Miller and her four children, two of whom were babies, died in a car during the first attack, he said. Another cousin, Dawna Ray Langford, and a woman named Christina Langford Johnson later left for separate cars and were attacked in a second attack, she said. Both women were killed along with two of Ms. Ray Langford's children at the age of four and six. Faith Marie Johnson, seven months old, survived and was found in the car, according to his report by LeBaron. Five other children were injured and taken to the Phoenix, Arizona hospital, LeBaron added. Who are the Colonia LeBaron? The victims were members of a community called Colonia LeBaron founded in the first half of the 20th century by a Mormon separatist group after the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the United States began resolutely to crack down on polygamy. The prevailing Mormon Church publicly rejected polygamy. It was custom to have more than one spouse at the same time in 1890, and since then, some groups have decided to continue the practice. But the Mormon Church never gave up polygamy in its writings. The community of Colonia LeBaron now includes both Mormons and Catholics who have settled there. Members are known to confront local drug gangs and talk about the high level of antitrust violence. While local media claim that the car convoy may have been confused with that of a rival gang, the LeBaron community has been the target of billboards in the past. In 2009, Erick LeBaron was abducted by rescue. The community commented that she would not pay for her release as this would only encourage future kidnapping. Erick LeBaron was finally released without paying a ransom. But months later his brother Benjamin, who led the campaign for the release of Erick LeBaron, was beaten to death. Benjamin's brother-in-law was also killed. In 2010, Julian LeBaron published an article in the Dallas Morning News calling on Mexicans to combat organized crime. LeBaron told Mexican radio on Tuesday that his family had received threats. "We report the threats and these are the consequences," he said. Last year, there were also conflicts between the family and local farmers, who accused the LeBarons of using too much water to grow walnuts on their land. Presumably, the farms in the vicinity were left dry. The municipality of Colonia LeBaron has in the past demanded that it be allowed to build its own security force. How serious is drug-related violence in Mexico? The power and influence of the Sinaloa cartel was demonstrated last month as its members barricaded the streets and collided with security forces in Culiacán after one of its leaders, Ovid Guzman Lopez, was arrested. As the security forces were outnumbered and surrounded, the Mexican government made the controversial decision to release Ovid Guzman to prevent further bloodshed. Read the full article