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The statement of the 25-year-old OnlyFans model has come to light amidst the uproar on social media after the death of Mexico’s notorious drug mafia and Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes alias El Mencho. She has clearly denied the allegations of continuous reports describing her as El Mencho’s girlfriend and telling the police about her whereabouts.
In fact, mexico Authorities were recently monitoring the activities of an alleged girlfriend of El Mencho at a resort complex. During the investigation, officials got a clue about a person who was close to the woman. After this, the police reached a secret hideout located in the mountainous area of Jalisco, where El Mencho was hiding with his henchmen.
El Mencho and many of his associates were killed in a fierce encounter between the army and the cartel. After this, the discussion intensified on social media that it was his alleged girlfriend Maria Julisa who unknowingly led the police to the drug lord. Maria Julisa, who has 3.6 million followers on Instagram, broke her silence and wrote, ‘I want to make it completely clear that I have nothing to do with that situation (El Mencho’s death). The news circulating on social media is false and baseless. Please do not believe fake news.
The model said that such rumors can cause great harm to her. Although he did not directly name El Mencho, he was clearly referring to the same incident.
It is noteworthy that El Mencho’s organization ‘Jalisco New Generation Cartel’ (JNGC) is counted among the most dangerous criminal gangs in Mexico. This gang has been infamous for smuggling illegal drugs, kidnapping and brutal murders till America. After the death of El Mencho, violence broke out in at least 20 states of Mexico. In many places, armed people set vehicles on fire and blocked highways, including in Jalisco.
Meanwhile, there was pressure on the Mexican government from the US administration to increase strictness on the drug mafia. The United States had announced a reward of $15 million for information related to the arrest or conviction of El Mencho.
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