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Camilo Ochoa Murdered by Mayiza

Camilo Ochoa Murdered by Mayiza

Hours before the hit, he filmed this in the bedroom—showing the outfit he’d wear. The same shirt, pants, and boots appear in the bathroom photos that night.


They hit Camilo at his house in Temixco. The wood on the bathroom door says it: a tight cluster at the lock line—short burst at the lock. Splinters. Quiet. Door swings.


Last video: posted hours before the shooting—filmed in the bedroom, he walks through the outfit he’d wear that day.


Inside: tile and glass. Fine mist on the mirror, flecks on the sink. Close work, not wild spray from the hall. He drops where he’s hit and stays there. No drag. Blood sits heavy at the neck and shoulder; the dark patch at the groin is post-mortem release. The room isn’t wrecked. They came to finish, not to wrestle. The sicarios made sure to accomplish the kill and humiliate him.


That tight cluster at lock height says the shooter punched the latch with a short burst through the door, forced it open, and finished the shots inside the bathroom.


The glasses are the tell. Too square on the face for a fall. Someone put them there for the picture. One click. Out.

Map showing Temixco.

Earlier in 2025, Culiacán was papered with a flyer—24 faces—put out by Mayito Flaco. It read like a hit sheet. Camilo was on it.


This is the Culiacán flyer from early 2025—24 faces put out by Mayito Flaco, urging the public to denounce them; it read like a hit sheet, and the victim’s face is circled.


People around Flaco say this job took months. Three gunmen who once ran with El Macho Prieto, based in Cuernavaca, have been following Camilo since June. White Chevy. Family spots. Routine mapped.



August 16 in Lomas de Cuernavaca: they roll up to his house. Two outside, one in. Door pop. Step and a half. Close string of shots. Sunglasses for mockery. Gone.

Camilo was in his early 40s. He had a wife—neighbors say she was home—and kids. Plenty liked him. Plenty didn’t. The bathroom shows which crowd arrived first.


Close-up with sunglasses: The glasses are the tell—too square for a fall, placed for the photo—and the timestamp (~6:54 p.m.) pegs when the first image of the body was circulating.

Online, he built a character—he played it up for the camera with exotic pets and a luxury lifestyle—and mixed color commentary on cartel news into a show on YouTube and his podcast. He didn’t hedge.

Camilo’s YouTube Channel with his wife.

He went after Mayito Flaco by name, often and loudly. He was outspoken. That brought reach—and heat. For months, he’d been ridden by the same names: Mayito Flaco and Mayiza.


This is a developing story…


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30 Comments

  1. This just shows Mayito cares sooo much about his public image. Put your resources into the real targets not a loud mouth on YouTube. Mayito had his feelings hurt so he lashed out at the easy target.
    Hits like this is why he’ll eventually lose this war.
    Calling Los Chapitos ratas when his whole family are ratas as well

  2. Kinda disgusting how you literally have to post a dead man’s body instead of him letting him have peace??

    • It’s tragic, but like everything else, I have to report it. I’m not ignoring the issues he had — I acknowledge that, just like I acknowledge what happened.

      Truth is, this one hits hard. He had introduced me to his family, and we kept in touch regularly. I’m genuinely bummed out.

  3. Like you said. “I have to report it”. Keep it at that. Just report and stay out of their shit. But your articles read like Chapitos propaganda and do no evil. It’s always the Mayiza doing fucked up shit and how spoiled and paranoid MF is and doesn’t know what he’s doing. Last time I posted a comment, you got all sensitive about the chapitos that you told me go post and fight with the Reddit crowd on BB.

    • That sounds exactly like something I’d say. Cartel Insider covers every cartel, and we publish execution videos across the board. Come on—just this week Sol translated multiple Milenio pieces pushing a pro–Mayito Flaco line.

  4. It was a matter of time. Don’t understand how he would put out his family out front like he did. It was a matter of time. He basically challenged them to get him. I didn’t exactly like his style but I did learn more about that Narco world. It’s still sad.

  5. Honestly I want to feel bad because he was an influencer, but the disrespectful and vulgar language he would use to denounce the mayos was profound. He knew exactly what would happen.

  6. Rufus Willington JR on

    Mayito Flacco said fuck around and find out. His dad would be so proud……think about how fucked up that is. But mayo would prob be extremely happy with the way his son has taken over. damn sure doing a whole lot better than Chapos sons at this point. But in the end we all know what happens. Prison or death.

    • are you sure.? did you know how mayo worked.?
      wich of all of mayos sons was more low key.? right el flaco now all of those years low key and mayo was low key too. and now he is doing all this attrocities to sinaloa. you know what this reminds me.? arturo. arturo beltran went of board boasting that he was the boss bla bla bla. and look at him now.

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