Found Safe Mexico - Jessy Pacheco, 29, US citizen, friend he was with found dead, Guadalajara, 15 Jun 2019

[meanmaryjean]

Also- he returns to the US without speaking to the police about the murder of his friend? Who does that?

 

[haven71]

Also- he returns to the US without speaking to the police about the murder of his friend? Who does that?

I came across this story on msm, and came here because the whole thing leaves my imagination on overdrive...

That’s horrible about his friend. I wonder how he came out of this unscathed?

 

[MimosaMornings]

So to go to medical school in Mexico - guessing fluency in Spanish required.

 

[Suglo]

Following....because while it is wonderful that he has been found safe....this is such an odd occurance.

NBC Nightly News reported that he was located by finding him on airport survailance video...leaving Mexico with his mother.

Odd.

Source: Missing American medical student found alive in Mexico

Ransom paid by family and then get the heck out of dodge. I hope he speaks with the authorities here once he is safe back home.

 

[MimosaMornings]

Looks like over $7,000 was raised on the popular crowd funding site that shalt not be named.

No mention of ranson money needed.

 

[MimosaMornings]

Found quick? By police? His mom?

Then rush to his residence to get his passport and book a flight out of Mexico.

Guessing he had to go get his passport, doubt he carried it with him to the club.

 

[MimosaMornings]

Med school student with Arizona ties safe after going missing in Mexico

 

[meanmaryjean]

The Student Doctor Network has a couple of forums about his medical school which are pretty enlightening.

From a close examination of the website- tuition/ room and board etc costs for the four years exceed a quarter of a million dollars.

 

[MimosaMornings]

The pros and cons forum is interesting regarding UAG on The Student Doctor Network also.

 

[GuyfromCanada]

Jessy Pacheco hold press conference after returning home from Mexico

Video at link.

 

[dotr]

 

[whereareyou]

I'm having a hard time getting videos to play on my phone, has it been said what exactly happened to him?

 

[GuyfromCanada]

I'm having a hard time getting videos to play on my phone, has it been said what exactly happened to him?

Nope.

 

[Dre]

that press conference made me really uncomfortable... what actually happened that night??

 

[meanmaryjean]

Plus the body language!

 

[lonetraveler]

Jessy Pacheco hold press conference after returning home from Mexico

Video at link.

VERY STRANGE.

 

[Kittybunny]

Sooooo....he was in a blackout and remembers nothing? Ooooooohkay. One night, I'll buy - roofied, drunk, but 7 days?!? Hmmmmm...

 

[dotr]

Medical school student recalls blacking out before friend's killing
"On Sunday, Pacheco said he "blacked out" after leaving a graduation celebration at a nightclub in Mexico’s second-largest city, Guadalajara. He said the "complete blackout" left him scrambling for answers and that he couldn’t remember anything between the celebration and boarding a plane in Mexico.

"All my family, friends were there. We were just celebrating and next thing you know blacked out," he said during a news conference alongside his family. "I thought my life was over."

"There are things that we don’t know, and that’s what they [authorities] are trying to figure out because we just don’t know," Pacheco said.

"We don't know who he was with, who had him," his mother, Vilma Franco, added. "We don't know nothing."

 

[ValhallaWolves]

I’m sitting on my hands but suspect this will take an interesting turn. The “I blacked out” scenario rarely rings true.

 

[TatianaBarbie]

If the situation didn't involve the murder of his friend, I don't think it would matter to the public what happened to Jessy. The public generally never hears the details about most of the missing people that are found. But in this case, his friend was murdered, and Jessy was there when it happened, or at least he was there shortly before the murder. I hope LE can determine who was responsible, and I hope Jessy will be able to assist them.