Jalisco, Mexico: The Disappearance of Lucia, Rosaría, and Lizbeth

Lucia, 23, Rosaria, 24, and Lizbeth, 35. They have been missing since April 23. When they left Tonila, Jalisco together, heading for the town of Queseria located in Colima, where they are from.

A journey of approximately 15 minutes. But according to their relatives, they lost contact with them halfway through the journey. Lucia and Rosario live in Quesería. And Liliana Lizbeth in Tonila. Of the first two, the complaint was filed a day after their disappearance.

While Lizbeth was reported on Monday, April 26. So far the authorities of Colima have issued the ALBA alert. A protocol that involves not only the authorities but also the media and family members.

To eliminate any process that delays the search. Local councilors have commented that this area is a red light district. Well, the most common crime is human trafficking.

In September 2020 the network of disappeared in Colima warned of these events. It indicated that it has information that women between 23 and 27 years old, specifically from the Quesería community, are kidnapped. And taken to the municipalities of southern Jalisco.

Allegedly to be sexually exploited. On that occasion, the civil organization describes that it obtained the information after receiving a telephone call from a young woman who claimed that she was deprived of her liberty at a home in Tonila.

However, after providing her location information to the authorities, the house was soon vacated. The organization points out that it is thanks to anonymous calls that they have learned of the relevance that the southern area of ​​Jalisco could have in finding the whereabouts of their loved ones.

According to data from the Ministry of the Interior, that as of 2020 a total of 3 thousand 93 women were reported as missing. Of which less than half were located. The states with the highest number of missing women are Jalisco, Puebla, Nuevo León, Tamaulipas, and Chihuahua.

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