Chisme: ¿Será?
Jun 15th, 2010 | By Michel Marizco | Category: Chismes, General News
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THE BORDER REPORT 
Is La Barbie, Edgar Valdez Villareal, dead? The rumor’s been circulating for about two hours now. Thank you, Doroteo Arango, for bringing the chisme to our attention.
Here is the rumor (ni descartado hasta el momento) que murio el Muñeco. But another rumor has been circulating, that Barbie was arrested which is equally rich. Both rumors have him in Taxco, in the state of Guerrero, where 15 gunmen were killed in a gunfight earlier today.
Mexican media have sources in the area telling them the gunmen worked for Barbie so it’s entirely possible that the rumors started there. We will see.
So the Rumours begin, if he gets out of this one, he needs onother “Apodo”
how about el Houdinni, or maybe el 9 Vidas.
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guero Reply:
June 16th, 2010 at 12:57 pm
jajaja el 9 vivas se oye mas chingon..
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Whoa Whao!!! I doubt it that faucker is smart as hell..He has local cops fighting for him, but if they did I called this one awhile ago, and frankly I dislike him for no particular reason..There on his azz bad same tactics being used as they used with Beltran..I think this time its one of the southern cartels cleaning the area so they can move in ZZZZ…FIRST!!!!
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rofl Reply:
June 15th, 2010 at 8:44 pm
you called this awhile ago? lol it takes a big genius to call it. any more genius predictions, that we all don’t see coming?
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YeYo Reply:
June 15th, 2010 at 9:11 pm
I aint taking credit Foo, I’m just saying..Joke get it!! We all called it..But really I started it..lol..j/k
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hey Yeyo, first few monthsi i came in here incognito but never posted anything, but i remember you called it.
Saludos.
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YeYo Reply:
June 15th, 2010 at 9:09 pm
They dont want to capture him they want him dead…Thats why its the same thing they did to ole white boots..To many high ranking figures messing witht that pocho..If they where to capture him he would spill the beans on the local goverments in the south and it would taint Mexicos dirty poloticos even more on a international level..I dont think they have him alive if they have him..He is a hot box any where he goes he brings heat he was currently going at it with Hector Beltren “El H” and Sergio Villareal “El Grande” and recently they tied a narco fosa to him in Taxco, Guerrero same place where this shootout took place today and he was suposedly captured…One of his operaters ratted him out and told the feds that the director del Penal de Tuxpan in Iguala was in the fosa along with 25 other people..He is currently working hand and hand with Los Rojos an extorcion and kidnapping gang in the state of Guererro and its suroundings that had been beefing with Zetas and BLO for some time already.Rolling with a kidnapping and extorcion gang never works out for anybody that is the begining of the end for most of these guys down there.If its true this will allow a more oeacfull group to move in whether its the ZZZs (not peacefull but they wont have any foes to beef with) or H and Grande whom are rumored to have forged an alliance with the Sinaloa Federation.
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all his people r getting taken down!!! so i would think his number is up?! we shall see…
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Hogwash, I called it before he was La Barbie…
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YeYo Reply:
June 15th, 2010 at 9:32 pm
Bullchit..I called when he was just a gleam in his daddys eye..He farted once in football practice and he already reaked like a deadman..True story!!! Edgar was a raunchy azz..Guess he had the protein farts..IDK
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Jakesnake Reply:
June 29th, 2010 at 2:17 pm
Hey YeYo! Did you really know Edgar in high school?
What was he like back then? It sounds like he was kind of a joker? Can you picture him leading a platoon of mexican gunmen and shooting people?
From his pictures, he doesn’t look very intimidating. It seems like he would be one who would be easily robbed or killed. I don’t get it.
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What’s up Michel? Sleep well this past weekend?
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Maybe he was riding his Bike through someones house!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=93UzcOVdYPM
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Michel Marizco Reply:
June 16th, 2010 at 8:38 am
Goddamn, that’s some serious tech riding.
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Just taking the time to say thanks for some excellent reading.
This blog caught my interest about a year ago, and I’ve been following it ever since. Being a swede, I’m at a comfortable distance from the US-Mexican border, but the whole situation interests me, and I’ve been reading just about anything I can get my hands on.
Stay gold.
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He was arrested in the state of Georgia a few days ago.
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Op3 Reply:
June 22nd, 2010 at 6:22 pm
LOL did you read beyond the headline?
I like La Barbie simply because he is white.
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justice Reply:
June 23rd, 2010 at 8:23 pm
And he only kills and maims mexican criminals? LOL
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could this be IT? http://www.eluniversal.com.mx/notas/688092.html
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wow they finally captured one of these mysterious characters. Im pretty suprised barbie was pissed hes hungry for attention
Man arrested in Paraguay football star’s shooting
Miguel Tovar AP Photo
Federal police stand guards next to Francisco Jose Barreto Garcia, aka “El Contador,” or “The Accountant” an alleged member of the criminal organization led by accused drug trafficker Edgar Valdez Villareal, aka “La Barbie,” as he is presented to the press in Mexico City, Wednesday, June 23, 2010. According to federal police Barreto is accused of acting as an accomplice in the Jan. 25 shooting of Paraguay’s star striker Salvador Cabanas, over an argument about football at a Mexico City bar.
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MEXICO CITY –
A suspected drug cartel member has been arrested as an alleged accomplice in the shooting of star Paraguayan striker Salvador Cabanas, Mexican federal police announced Wednesday.
But drugs apparently had nothing to do with the Jan. 25 attack on Cabanas, who survived the gunshot wound to the head and is recovering – though he missed this year’s World Cup.
The suspected accomplice, Francisco Barreto, told police that the shooting at a Mexico City bar was over an argument about football, said Ramon Pequeno, the head of the federal police anti-narcotics division. Barreto also said the shooting infuriated his boss, U.S.-born kingpin Edgar Valdez Villarreal, known as “La Barbie.”
The trouble started when the alleged shooter, Jose Balderas Garza, questioned Cabanas’ scoring ability and the football player responded angrily, Pequeno said.
Later, Balderas and Barreto followed Cabanas to the bathroom, where Balderas shot him, Pequeno said. Balderas was identified on surveillance camera footage at the bar but remains at large.
Cabanas, who played in Mexico for Club America, would have been Paraguay’s starting striker in South Africa.
Paraguayan President Fernando Lugo has used Cabanas as a source of inspiration for the country’s team, asking the players to remember the injured star if they encounter difficult moments at the World Cup.
Paraguay, which is leading Group F with four points, faces New Zealand on Thursday. The South American country is hoping to advance to its first ever quarterfinal.
Barreto, who was paraded before reporters Wednesday, joined the Beltran Leyva drug cartel in 2007 and worked as a cocaine dealer under Balderas, Pequeno said.
Barreto told police that both Balderas and Cabanas were regulars at the bar – a noted hangout for athletes and entertainers – and knew each other, according to a federal police statement. The two suspects entered the bar with eight bodyguards and were not checked for weapons before taking their regular tables.
After the shooting, Barreto and Balderas left the bar with no opposition from security personnel, according to the statement. Later, Barreto said, he learned from Balderas that Villarreal was angry about the football player’s shooting.
Mexican authorities say Villarreal is waging a bloody battle for control over the Beltran Leyva drug cartel, whose leader, Arturo Beltran Leyva, was killed in a shootout with marines in December.
Villarreal, who was born in Texas, is wanted in the U.S. and Mexico on drug trafficking charges and has a $2 million bounty on his head.
Federal police said Barreto was arrested Tuesday in Mexico state, which borders Mexico City. Two other suspected drug dealers were arrested with him. They were found with drugs, guns and ammunition
Read more: http://www.thenewstribune.com/2010/06/23/1238322/man-arrested-in-paraguay-football.html#ixzz0rhbqsq2r
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heres the link to the article
http://www.thenewstribune.com/2010/06/23/1238322/man-arrested-in-paraguay-football.html
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Mexican drug war has come to my attention thru local paper. I
am interested in. Catching. Up on what’s caused the problems. It’s tedious sending. Messages on an I phone! I’ll. Keep Checking back
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