El Mencho’s Downfall: Picture of Adult Content Creator Accused of Giving Up His Location.
The death of one of Mexico’s most wanted cartel leaders has sparked fresh violence across the country, with many pointing fingers at the woman who was with him in his final moments.
For 17 years, he evaded capture. He was arrested multiple times in the United States—in California and San Francisco—but each time he walked free. When he returned to Mexico, he built an empire that made him one of the most feared and wanted men in the world.
But in the end, it wasn’t bullets or a special forces raid that brought down the man known as El Mencho. According to reports emerging from Mexico, it was a woman.
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The last known photo of the cartel leader shows him posing with María Julissa, an adult content creator who sources say played a role in his downfall. The image, which has since gone viral on social media, captures the pair together shortly before his death.
Reports from Mexican news outlets suggest that El Mencho was tracked down through messages sent to Julissa. Law enforcement agencies had reportedly been monitoring communications and were able to pinpoint his location after she received messages from him.
Julissa is said to have provided authorities with information that helped them close in on the kingpin. While details remain sketchy and official confirmation is still awaited, multiple sources in Mexico are reporting that her cooperation was key to ending his 17-year run.
The development has sent shockwaves through the criminal underworld. For nearly two decades, El Mencho led one of the most powerful cartels in Mexico, building a network that stretched across continents and made him a target of US and Mexican law enforcement.
Before his rise to the top of Mexico’s drug trade, El Mencho had several run-ins with American authorities. Court records show he was arrested in California and San Francisco on multiple occasions. Each time, he managed to secure his release and eventually made his way back to Mexico.
Once home, he climbed the ranks of the cartel world with speed and brutality. By 2009, he was in charge, and for the next 17 years, he became the face of cartel violence in Mexico. His organization was blamed for countless deaths, and at his peak, the US government offered millions for information leading to his capture.
Since news of his death broke, violence has erupted in several Mexican states. Cartel loyalists are clashing with rival groups, and there are reports of roadblocks, shootouts, and arson in areas once controlled by the fallen leader.
Local residents in parts of Jalisco and surrounding states have described a situation spiraling out of control. Schools and businesses have shut down in some towns as armed groups move through the streets.
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“You can feel it in the air,” one resident told a Mexican radio station. “When a man like that falls, the ones left behind fight over who takes his place. That fight has already started.”
María Julissa, the woman pictured with El Mencho, has become a subject of intense curiosity and anger online. Her social media accounts have been flooded with comments, some praising her for helping bring a violent criminal to justice, others threatening revenge.
It is not clear if she has gone into hiding or received any protection from authorities. Mexican law enforcement has not commented on her role or confirmed whether she is part of any witness protection program.
What is clear is that her name will now be part of the legend surrounding El Mencho’s downfall. In the violent world of Mexico’s cartels, informants rarely escape the reach of those left behind.
With El Mencho gone, analysts say Mexico could be facing an even bloodier chapter. Power vacuums left by fallen cartel leaders often trigger internal wars as lieutenants and rivals fight to control lucrative drug routes and territories.
The Mexican government has not made any official announcement regarding the circumstances of his death, and foreign embassies have advised caution to their citizens in areas where cartel activity is high.
For now, the country waits to see who will rise from the chaos—and whether the woman accused of bringing down a kingpin will survive the fallout.
El Mencho’s Downfall: Picture of Adult Content Creator Accused of Giving Up His Location.
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