Brenda Quevedo Cruz (Mexico)

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The Brenda Quevedo Cruz Case

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Case Summary:

The Case of Diego Jhovanni Calderón Nieto is one of our top priority cases, notably because of the acts of torture Brenda has suffered during her preventive incarceration, the fact that she has been in preventive custody for the past 14 years, and the overall ‘Wallace Case’ she was involved in by Isabel Miranda Torres..
EN VERO is urging the judge of the 1st District for Criminal Prosecutions in Mexico City in charge of the legal case #25/2006-2 to speed up the legal proceedings and immediately release Brenda Quevedo Cruz based on the opinion #45/2020 of the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention of the United Nations Human Rights Council.
ENGLISH SPANISH FRENCH

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‘Brenda Quevedo Cruz was arrested on November 28, 2007, in Louisville, Kentucky by U.S. authorities under the arrest warrant issued by the Sixteenth Court of the District of Criminal Proceedings in the Federal District, in the course of the criminal proceeding 35/2006-II, for her alleged responsibility for the charges of organized crime, unlawful imprisonment in the form of kidnapping and the murder of Hugo Alberto Wallace Miranda. Investigations by renowned Mexican journalists Anabel Hernández and Ricardo Raphael among others coincide with EN VERO’s early conclusions and own investigation on the ‘Wallace Case’ since 2012: Hugo’s disappearance was entirely staged and the thesis of his kidnapping and murder fabricated by Mexican authorities and the mother of the Hugo Alberto, Ms. Isabel Miranda Torres, between 2005 and 2006.

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Brenda remained imprisoned in the United States for nearly two years, struggling to convince the judge of her innocence and that if she were extradited to Mexico she would be tortured, as the authorities did with Juana Hilda González Lomelí, to obtain a confession. Finally, she was extradited to Mexico on September 25, 2009, sent to the State Prison of Santiaguito, in the state of Mexico and later transferred to the Islas Marías Federal Penal Colony.

Brenda was brutally tortured by a number of hooded men who came in as if they were at home to the Prison of Santiaguito and to the Islas Marías Federal Penal Colony on November 27, 2009, and October 13, 2010, respectively, in order to obtain her confession of the kidnapping and the murder of Hugo Alberto Wallace Miranda. According to the report of the psychological evaluation, under the criteria suggested in the Istanbul Protocol, which was carried out by the National Human Rights Commission (CNDH), the events of torture that Brenda experienced have caused her serious psychological damage.

She is currently in the Social Readaptation Federal Center (Centro Federal de Readaptación Social) No. “16 CPS-Morelos”, Morelos. She is still awaiting trial and is almost at the end of the first stage of the judicial process that she faces.

To write to her, please send your correspondence to:

Brenda Quevedo Cruz, expediente 560
Centro Federal de Readaptación Social No. “16 CPS-Morelos”
Carretera Federal No. 95, tramo Amacuzac-Grutas de Cacahuamilpa
Km. 6, localidad Michapa, Coatlán del Rio, Morelos, C.P. 62614

 

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News:

  • News in 2021: To be updated soon.
  • News in 2020: To be updated soon.
  • News on Dec. 2, 2019: Gualberto Ramírez: the Agent of the Mexican Government who Invented Kidnappings (El Universal, trans.)
  • News on May 14, 2018: Former UN Rapporteur suggests that further reforms to the criminal justice system are needed to eradicate torture in Mexico (EN VERO, trans.)
  • News on May 14, 2018: Information on César Freyre Morales (EN VERO, trans.)
  • News on Sept. 25, 2017: Isabel Miranda de Wallace sued for 900 Million Pesos (Semáforo, trans.)
  • News on May 31, 2017: EN VERO replies to accusations by Isabel Miranda de Wallace (EN VERO
  • News on May 31, 2017:  Protest with banners outside the Federal Attorney General Office (PGR) catches the attention towards Jesus Murillo Karam (EN VERO, trans.)
  • News on February 26, 2017: AI Report on cases of sexual abuse and torture on female prisoners (Journal Metro France / AFP, trans.)
  • News on October 20, 2015: Open letter to Denise Dresser on her debate with Isabel Miranda de Wallace (EN VERO, FEMCAI, MXporFC)
  • News on September 14, 2014 (Proceso, trans.)
  • News on August 18, 2014 (Proceso, trans.)
  • News on August 12, 2014 (Proceso, trans.)
  • News on June 19, 2014 (Noticias Terra mx, trans.)
  • News on May 31, 2014 (Proceso, trans.)

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