Bring they will back to justice. Ive become a manhunter. Im out there looking for bad guys. North central iowa, really. Kind of in the heart of corn country. A bunch of cozy folks, friendly. It is a nice quiet old town. Midnovember is the busiest time for most grain elevators. Thats when we receive our corn. Every four to five days we load 100 cars. And ship them out to locations in the u. S. October 14th. After we got the first 25 cars started loading, i went out by myself to start opening the lids on the second set of 25 cars. It was locked. I remember unlocking the latch. Ive done that hundreds if not thousands of times before. And never, ever had anything close to Something Like this happen. It was a beautiful fall day. I snuck out a little early to do some scuba diving. I was on the dive rescue team and i knew there would not be many days left in the fall that i could get out and do some training. I had just gotten out of the water when my radio went off. So without going home or
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him. during this phone conversation, he also told him the composition of the group. he said there would be four women and seven men. and we found that quite interesting, that he would have this kind of information because it was not public information. we now know that this memo that eliseo was talking to was guillermo madrigal ballesteros, one of our smugglers, one of the main operators of this smuggling operation. we spoke to two witnesses, a couple of young girls. they saw guillermo. they remember seeing byron and some of the other individuals that were part of the denison 11. verizon say neversettle. t-mobile agrees.
there is reason to believe that don memo may be back in texas. when and if he is found, doing the same thing, a conspiracy charge and reactivate the denison 11 case. i don t think i will understand why charges were dropped. those families need justice. don memo is out there. i m sure he s doing what he s always done his whole life. he s put another group together and they re just figuring out an easier, faster, better way to get illegal immigrants into the united states and exploit them. someone has to contact us and let us know. he has to be held accountable for what he s done. guillermo madrigal ballesteros is a known human trafficker in guatemala, honduras and el salvador. he goes by the nickname don memo. he s believed to be in texas or mexico. if you have seen guillermo
and it started to grow. the investigation just started to spread out. the smuggler that we identified and whose name kept coming up was guillermo madrigal ballesteros. one of the main operators of this smuggling operation. his nickname was memo. memo or don memo. memo is a familiar term. don memo is a sign of respect. the way that we believe this organization worked and it is very common with big smuggling organizations, you have your person or individuals that are in charge of overseeing the whole thing, usually on the u.s. side or on the mexican border side but close to the u.s., where they receive the goods. it s just like a drug cartel. there are four, five, six, ten, 20 people involved to find the immigrants, take their money, bring them across the border. it s illegal and many times those stories end in a horrible way.