Former Zetas leader gets 91 years for 2011 kidnapping-homicide
Former Zetas chief Marco Carmona.
The victim's mother investigated the crime and identified the culprits
Published on Tuesday, January 4, 2022
The former leader of the Los Zetas cartel in Oaxaca has been sentenced to 91 years in prison for the 2011 kidnapping and murder of the wife of a soldier.
Marco Carmona Hernández, also known by the moniker El Cabrito, ordered the assasination of Yahaira Guadalupe Bahena López, who was married to a member of the armys special forces. Carmona was also sanctioned for wider activities in organized crime.
On April 13, 2011 a commando broke into Bahenas home in Tlacolula, Oaxaca, 32 kilometers southeast of Oaxaca city, after confusing her for a member of a rival cartel. She was kidnapped and decapitated.
The case came to national prominence after Bahenas mother, Margarita López, decided to investigate the crime herself. The investigation led her to Perote prison in Veracruz where Carmona was an inmate. Carmona admitted to López that hed ordered the murder in the belief that Bahena and her husband were members of the La Familia Michoacana cartel.
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