The Beheading of Jose Manuel Perez Sobayo

A young man by the name of Jose Manuel Perez Sobayo narrates on camera the criminal life he led while working for the Chapos mob until he was caught in the city of Tijuana. 

His confession sheds light on how his criminal affairs began in the city of Mazatlán, Sinaloa, with family members. Soon after, his relatives were murdered by rivals, and he fled to Sonoyta, Sonora. 

Drugs were distributed in both municipalities by him. Along with this, mayhem also became a part of his lifestyle. 

His capture at the hands of assassins from the Mayito Flaco mob will end with his head viciously removed by a 10-inch fixed-blade knife. 

Captive: Good afternoon. My name is Jose Manuel Perez Sobayo and I’m from Mazatlán, Sinaloa. I was working out there with my brother Kevin Augustine Perez, my uncle Jonathan de Jesus Perez Luna, and my other uncle Alan Manuel Perez Luna. We fled Mazatlán after my brother and two uncles were killed and buried. 

Sicario #1: What name was your brother known by?

Captive: He was known as El Peque, El Morillo. Either one of those two monikers. 

Sicario #1: How long have you been in the dope game?

Captive: My brother was involved for two years. 

Sicario #1: What about you?

Captive: I’ve been engaged in it for about the same amount of time that he was in. 

Sicario #1: Okay. 

Captive: We had to flee to Tijuana because of how bad things got. I was threatened with death if I came back to Mazatlán. Family members of mine were killed. 

Sicario #2: What exactly did you do for a living in Mazatlán? 

Captive: I worked in the evenings at different drug spots distributing narcotics in Mazatlán. 

Specifically, the neighborhoods of Valle Bonito, La Riviera, and Buenos Aires. They refer to it as the CVA, the CVA. 

Sicario: How many people have you killed?

Captive: I worked in Sonoyta, Sonora among the firefights, armed confrontations, and criminal events that took place in that city. 

Sicario #1: Who are the individuals in charge there? 

Captive: The Pelones operatives in Sonoyta…

Sicario #2: That would be the Pelones mob.

Captive: El Pelón is the leader. 

Sicario: We were distributing for the Chapos mob but ended up switching sides due to a lack of support. It became evident that they were losing and turning in their own people just to stay afloat. There were too many loses. They had initially claimed that the war wouldn’t last any more than two months. However, this conflict has morphed into two years now and it’s still in progress. So, I came to Tijuana and this is where I currently find myself. 

This message is for every operative from the Chapos mob that’s hiding out in Tijuana. The city of Tijuana already has its owner. And this border belongs to the Arzarte brothers. No one is coming into our terrain. So, it’s for the best that everyone be on their fucking toes out here. Whoever tries coming in will be killed off like the rats that they are. We’re coming after everyone.

Sincerely, El 27s mob, at the orders of Señor Cabezón

This will be the fate of every snitch from the Chapos mob who comes to Baja California. The city of Tijuana belongs to the Arzarte brothers.

Sincerely, MF

Los Cabezones

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Source: Ivan’s Daily News