A video circulated on social media platforms depicts an interrogation and subsequent attack on an individual in Sinaloa linked to local criminal faction disputes.

A video recently circulated on social media platforms shows the interrogation and execution of an individual tied to local organized crime structures in the state of Sinaloa. The footage documents an act of violence connected to ongoing internal friction between local criminal groups operating within the region.

In the recording, an unidentified man appears tied to a tree trunk while being questioned by armed individuals. During the coerced interrogation, the victim identified himself as a former collaborator of a local faction associated with Iván Archivaldo Guzmán Salazar. He stated that he had been supplying operational intelligence to a rival faction, specifically regarding the movements and locations of an operational leader referenced by the alias "El Señor 81".

According to the statements made in the video, the victim also mentioned that his son was involved in gathering and passing intelligence between the opposing groups. However, the perpetrators noted during the recording that the son was not located at the scene.

Following the interrogation, the armed individuals poured fuel on the victim and set him on fire, issuing threats directed toward the opposing network before the recording ended.

As of now, public security authorities and local law enforcement in the state of Sinaloa, including the Secretaría de Seguridad Pública del Estado de Sinaloa, have not issued an official statement regarding the location of the incident or the recovery of the victim's body. Investigations into the authenticity and location of the video remain unconfirmed by official government bodies.