Alejandrina Guzman Salazar #3 (the saga continues)

Another Woman?

Alejandrina will be back in court on November 30th and Lic. Frank Morrell is the third attorney on the case, replacing Jan Ronis, who replaced Guadalupe Valencia. 

There is not much to report besides the fact that -- nothing is happening. 

And that's odd in and of itself since she could have walked back across the border two days after her apprehension if not for her loving husband. Why does Dr. Juan Carlos Magana Jimenez want her in custody? Does he have a new girlfriend who has taken her place in his heart?

And will Chapo (father in law) care when he finds out? And what about her baby, born in custody? But nobody knows because -- nothing is happening.

Alejandrina Guzman Salazar Update

To:  Joaquin Guzman Loera (El Chapo)

Alejandrina Gisselle Guzman Salazar is still in custody. And as near as I can tell, her crazy husband, Dr. Juan Carlos Magana Jimenez is still calling the shots on her case. Really Chapo? Have you no shame? What happened to your organization? Where is your political stroke. I'm beginning to lose faith in the wisdom of a man who can't even care for his own daughter. 

Griselda - in custody

Sure, everyone has dumb sons-in-law. It's the curse of a man with daughters. Especially when you have a few daughters, but this is Alejandrina's daughter and your eldest (that I know of). You're tossing her under the bus, Chapo?

Keep in mind that Dr. Juan was the one who went to the publicity hound lawyers AFTER he'd been approached by serious people with a serious solution that would have seen her walk free before the baby came - your grandchild will be born in JAIL, Chapo. And you can blame Dr. Juan's bad judgment and emotional instability for the mess that it's become. I'm not saying that you need to dump him in a lye pit. He's the father of your grandchild. But before you loose more face, you should put somebody on point that has the maturity to make good decisions. And dump the appointed counsel. Frank is a nice guy, but not the guy for this sticky matter.

I do understand that being 'schooled on a blog' might not be the most satisfying thing when you essentially run Mexico, but it's the truth, and you know it, Chapo.

Alejandrina Gisselle Guzman Salazar

On Friday, October 12, Paola Ortega (DOB January 8, 1981), holding a Mexican Passport with a (counterfeit) US visa attempted to enter the United States at the San Ysidro Port of Entry. It turns out that Paola Ortega was actually Alejandrina Gisselle Guzman Salazar (DOB October 15, 1981). She spent her thirty-first birthday at the Metropolitan Detention Center in downtown San Diego in the protective custody lock-up.

She looks very much like her father.

She is carrying the baby of Dr. Juan Carlos Magana Jimenez, MD (age 25), a clinician practicing medicine in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico. The couple have been married for about two years. Together they decided to send Alejandrina (whose mother is also named Alejandrina) to the US to have their daughter. Ms. Guzman-Salazar is about six months pregnant.

Up to this point, nobody cares, but she's the daughter of the prime narcotics kingpin in Mexico, Joaquin Guzman Loera (El Chapo), and that makes all the difference as far as USGOV is concerned.

El Chapo has several wives, one of whom, Emma Coronel Aispuro legally entered the US last year and had twin children, now US Citzens. After the babies were born, they returned to Mexico with their mother.

As usual, the San Diego bar is scrambling for the case. Early in the business, Juan Carlos Magana hired Guadalupe Valencia, who publicized the arrest. Then, angry with Valencia, he fired him and hired Jan Ronis, another narco-attorney based in San Diego, who is famous for selling his clients who cooperate with the government out to the cartels -- who kill them. And remarkably, Ronis is still alive after a lifetime of treachery. Who would have guessed he'd survive this long? Will Ronis be the last attorney on this case? Unlikely. 

Will Alejandrina be released on bond? Also unlikely. Will her daughter be born in custody and become a US Citizen? Very likely. And after all, that's why she crossed the border, isn't it?