Cesar Laurean Hearing Gets Pushed Ahead
5:12 pm: We went to the town where Cesar was living for the past several weeks in San Juan de Viña, Municipio de Tacambaro, in the State of Michoacan, and we talked to several residents who knew him.
They said he lived in a house in the mountains, and would come down almost every day to the Internet cafe, he would sometimes work there for cash also.
As he walked down the hill he would talk to people along the way, saying hello and making small talk. But he mostly kept to himself. We went to the house where he lived. It was a two-room wooden house. It still had food, a notebook where he kept a diary of his daily exercises, and smashed cardboard boxes he used as a bed.
He also talked with Claudia Rauda Botello, a 18 year-old-girl that talks regularly with Cesar, and he told her that his uncle sent him to live up in the mountains and he lived alone there.
4:21 pm: The Mexican Attorney General’s office tells FOX News that one of the Mexican ministries is currently holding a private hearing and interrogation of Cesar Laurean in Mexico City.
The hearing is still in session as of 3:30pm ET. The hearing is part of the normal process, but it’s happening much quicker than usual.
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As an opponent to death penalty, I am very glad they captured him in Mexico and not in the USA. Sure, it will make some backward folks angry, but who cares?
Have you found out who owns the house and property where he was staying? I’d love to know where he was before he set up house there.