Search Continues for Second Suspect in La Floresta Murders

From Informador, Feb 19:

Spanish:
http://www.informador.com.mx/jalisco/2014/513887/6/advierten-autoridades-fronterizas-por-asesino-de-canadienses.htm

Google translation:
http://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?depth=1&hl=es&ie=UTF8&prev=_t&rurl=translate.google.com.mx&sl=es&tl=en&u=http://www.informador.com.mx/jalisco/2014/513887/6/advierten-autoridades-fronterizas-por-asesino-de-canadienses.htm&usg=ALkJrhiDtiKynzN5lKSTqWpNWn5txWyGpg

If the Fiscalia doesn't have the other brother yet then why did they release so many details explaining the circumstances of the crime (motive for the robbery, why they killed them, etc ) . Wouldn't it have been more appropriate to withhold those details until the younger brother was caught so that his story wouldn't be tainted with details he heard in the news medias?

The authorities are putting this out as a robbery gone bad in order to protect tourism, while it was actually an act of vengeance. They knew she and her mate were at home with a dog. Anyone in their right mind would not attempt to steal a big screen tv at night. It is all smoke and mirrors that the police are using. This was not a robbery gone wrong but an act of vengeance pure and simple.

They were bad guys, on drugs, working next door.  A Mexican lady told me today that the one in custody escaped from a drug rehab place in January, which I didn't know there were lock down drug rehab facilities in Mexico.   I think Spencer has really hit it on the head about getting a police clearance check on workers.  Think about it.  You don't get to work for gringos or other working class Mexicans unless you have a recent free criminal clearance letter.  100 pesos.  

This Mexican woman we were visiting with said it's absolutely terrible that this happened because there are a lot of good people, with good backgrounds, that would like to work and she said the expats aren't going to want to hire Mexicans if they're going to do bad things like this.  Something good can come from this horrific tragedy and that's a great big wake up call to the community and perhaps force out the bad guys in the community because they can't find work without a good back ground check.  

They think the brother is trying to get into the US.  Why haven't they posted a picture of him?

CBob locked the other thread on the murders and said to open a new thread if you had something new to add to the discussion. I only began this thread in order to clarify the fact that the second suspect is still at large. I think we should stay on topic here.

Channel 4 in Telecable has said Interpol is now involved in the search.

LaChula wrote:Channel 4 in Telecable has said Interpol is now involved in the search.

Uh oh.

We do not know for sure if it was an act of vengence. People do steal t.v.'s at night as well as the day time. Best not a speculate. Who was the woman arrested for the Floresta murder? Was she a maid in the area? The Joco murder is a completely different thing all together.

Seventyseven wrote: Who was the woman arrested for the Floresta murder? Was she a maid in the area?

Have heard that the woman arrested was the mother of the two suspects and that she had worked as a maid for the victim(s)....???.

Has anyone been officially charged and arraigned yet?

One brother consigned for the initial 45 day (?) period?

slainte39: Is that true? Or rumor? Very fightening as we all have maids. I wonder who she worked for, & her name. The mother was there? She did not have a key, as they broke in. Instead of speculation, try to find out.

Fact, Nina's maid was not involved and did not know the intruders, except for the fact of possibly seeing the worker next door, who was involved. Rumor has it that the mother of the intruders was arrested along with the father who was aiding and abetting. They were carrying food to the older brother and that is what supposedly led to him being captured and arrested in the hills of Chapala.

Thank you for your input here, Widder. My understanding of events is the same as yours.

Do you know what kind of work the father did? Do they live in Chapala or Ajijic?