Other photos show her toting expensive designer handbags and posing in skimpy bikinis on the beach. Social media accounts linked to Guzman’s current wife, Coronel Aispuro, 29, recently showed her posing at a lavish Barbie-themed birthday party for her twin daughters in Sinaloa. In fact, like their young stepmother and Guzman’s third wife, Emma Coronel Aispuro, Alfredo and his older brother, Ivan, lead a flashy, entitled lifestyle in Mexico. “But unlike their father, who believed in keeping a low profile, they are not in hiding and they love to show off.” “Why haven’t the sons been whacked yet?” said a federal law enforcement source who did not want to be identified.
The reward for information leading to his capture was recently increased to $5 million. Alfredo was indicted for drug trafficking in Illinois in 2009. Last month, Alfredo, 32, who is also known by his underworld monikers “Alfredillo” and “Jags,” was added to the Drug Enforcement Administration’s 10 Most Wanted List.
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The couple had three children, but another son, Cesar, was killed six years ago.Įl Chapo's lawyers fail to sway judge to delay trial They were born to his first wife, María Alejandrina Salazar Hernández, whom Guzman married in 1977 in a small ceremony in a rural town in the state of Sinaloa, in northwestern Mexico. Ivan and Alfredo are said to be the drug lord’s favorite sons, the ones he personally groomed to take over the family business. “They have ambushed military people and they still have the resources to affect witnesses.”
“The brothers have engaged in significant violence,” said a former Drug Enforcement Administration source. 28 communication to federal Judge Brian Cogan goes on to deliver a dire warning regarding the safety of any witnesses who testify against the drug lord at the trial: “There is no doubt that the defendant and his cartel have the capability, the resources and the will to harm cooperating witnesses and their families, even after they have been relocated.”īrothers Ivan Archivaldo Guzman Salazar and Jesus Alfredo Guzman Salazar have been running their father’s drug empire with an iron hand while he has been in hiding and in prison in Mexico and after his extradition last year to the US. “… The defendant’s sons remain in charge of his vast drug trafficking empire,” reads a recent letter from the US attorneys preparing to try Guzman’s case. Mexican drug kingpin Joaquin Guzman “El Chapo” Loera may be going on trial tomorrow in Brooklyn federal court, but the billion-dollar cartel he founded is still flourishing under the direction of his two favorite sons. Mexico disbands elite anti-drug squad that helped nab 'El Chapo': reportĮl Chapo's drug trafficking conviction upheld by federal appeals courtĮl Chapo allegedly whacked the men who forced him to pay $500K for long johnsĮl Chapo devoured Viagra, delivered meals and women in prison
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