Migratory alert activated against alleged feminicide suspect in Morelos; authorities seek to prevent him from fleeing the country

Morelos state prosecutor Fernando Blumenkron Escobar confirmed that international alerts are active to apprehend Ricardo "N", the primary suspect in the feminicide of Andrea Maylin Chino Ramos. Authorities are working to prevent the accused from leaving the country. The investigation has also led to the prosecution of the suspect's parents for aiding him to evade justice, a legal approach described as novel for the state.

Andrea Maylin, a 22-year-old mother of a two-year-old daughter, vanished on June 20, 2025. Her remains were discovered on July 31, 2025, on property belonging to her partner's family. The State Attorney General's Office considers capturing the victim's ex-partner a top priority to ensure accountability.

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Today, two individuals related to Ricardo 'N', who has an arrest warrant for the feminicide of Andrea Maylin Chino Ramos, were brought to criminal prosecution.

On Tuesday, a specialized control judge ordered the prosecution of Ricardo "N"'s parents for the crime of "encubrimiento por favorecimiento" (concealment by favoring). The Specialized Prosecutor's Office for the Investigation and Prosecution of the Crime of Feminicide presented evidence to the judge, establishing the probable responsibility of the parents in providing assistance to Ricardo "N" to evade legal action.

This legal process against the parents is considered unprecedented in Morelos, reflecting the investigative strategy employed by the authorities. The focus remains on apprehending Ricardo "N" to prevent impunity in the case of Andrea Maylin Chino Ramos.

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The Specialized Prosecutor's Office for the Investigation and Prosecution of the Crime of Feminicide established before a control judge the probable responsibility of said couple in the crime of concealment by favoring, consisting of providing support for Ricardo 'N' to evade the action of justice.