Ex-governor of Mexico’s Jalisco state shot to death

There's probably more to this than meets the eye, as usual. The story said he was on vacation with his family, yet said he was alone and joined at the restaurant by a unidentified (in the article) man, then by another man, then by a man and a woman. If a guy is on vacation with his family, you'd think he'd be hanging out with his family, not out for lunch with who knows who. Of course, perhaps they were family members or friends, but since the article said he was simply on vacation with his family, you'd think they'd say if he was out to lunch with them.

And while this does have the marks of a cartel killing, and no one deserves to be shot in the back while he's having a leak, seeing as how he's no longer governor, nor holds a political position, why the cartel would have an interest in killing him now is something we'll likely never be privy to.

Here in the US they reported that he had 15 bodyguards with him. There were supposed to be 2 bodyguards standing outside the restroom. Something doesn’t sound right.

Oh, I misread that as 1:40 pm. Well, that's even stranger- on vacation with your family but out at 1:40 am without the family?

Another weird thing is that according to the report I read on Mexico News Daily, the scene of the crime had already been cleaned up by the time the cops arrived, compromising the gathering of forensic info. You have to be awfully damn ignorant not to know that you don't mess with the scene of a homicide until the police give the green light. So was the restaurant manager or a employee in on it, were they threatened into cleaning it up by the perpetrators, or?