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Juan Luis Lagunas Death Video Teenager Insulted Cartel Boss

Juan Luis Lagunas death video is circulating on the internet.

Juan Luis Lagunas Rosales, also known as “El Pirata” from Culiacán, may be seen on a video threatening Nemesio Oseguera, “El Mencho,” the leader of the CJNG, whom they believe in having been slain.

The controversial video reappears after a day-old document surfaced in which the well-known figure is heard asserting that he is still alive.

Juan Luis Lagunas Rosales, a Mexican YouTube sensation, was shot at least 15 times in a club for disparaging a drug lord.

The 17-year-old was heard telling “El Mencho” to “suck my d***k.”

A young man who insulted the leader of the worst criminal cartel in Mexico in a TikTok video was made to apologize.

The account published the obscene message directed towards “El Mencho,” Mexico’s most sought man, has since been made private.

The young boy, who looks to be in his teens, is named Nemesio “El Mencho” Cervantes, the head of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, with various derogatory names (CJNG).

The police want El Mencho due to their tendency to use excessive violence. He may have a history of going after young people who insult him online.

What did the video depict?

The young boy can be seen in the first TikTik film dozing off on a lamppost and conversing with the drug lord in Spanish.

He says, via a translation on the r/NarcoFootage Reddit page: “Pay attention, you b*tch-son of a son. El Mencho can suck my d***.”

Then, he refers to the online personas of Juan Luis Lagunas Rosales, a 17-year-old Mexican YouTuber who was shot dead in 2017 after mocking El Mencho in a similar film, saying, “I don’t sleep like ‘El Pirata’ or ‘El Chanito de Culiacan.”

He goes on: “I made a deal with the devil, therefore I’m immortal and untouchable. Mencho, I came to give you fire. Mencho can suck my d***, I won’t say this in front of the camera because I’m not afraid to say it.”

“It was wrong; I had a stupid morning. I did this for my followers and didn’t consider the repercussions; I humbly ask for forgiveness. People like you and your family. Mencho, please don’t kill me; I have a family too. I apologize; mistakes happen to everyone. Sir, please keep in mind that we like you, but I have psychiatric issues.”

He also referred to El Mencho as a “cabron” in the second video, which is Spanish for “dumbass,” indicating that perhaps he hadn’t taken the lesson to heart.

There is a clip of him in an unrelated video on another account, even though the account to which these movies were published is now private.

It’s unclear whether that was uploaded before or following these videos.

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Arica Deslauriers

Update: 2024-05-17