Women's underwear and children's backpacks were found at Rancho Izaguirre.

The discoveries at the Izaguirre Ranch reveal a bit about the quantity and type of victims of the terrorist cartels. The Izaguirre Ranch is classified as an extermination camp used by terrorist drug traffickers.

The Jalisco State Prosecutor's Office revealed that more than 1600 pieces of evidence have already been recovered from the Izaguirre Ranch, located in the municipality of Teuchitlán.

In the most recent update, the authorities shared details about the women's underwear that was found on the property.

The latest data released in the cited document indicate that the property was used by the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG). In this place, 11 bras of different colors and models were found.

The institution did not provide precise information regarding the sizes and brands of each garment, but included photographs of each one in the official record.

In addition to the above, the Prosecutor's Office added information about 19 panties recovered on the property during the proceedings. This included a garment that was presumably part of a swimsuit set.

Backpacks with children's characters found in Teuchitlán

Among the objects found inside the Izaguirre Ranch are also some backpacks featuring children's characters. Such as Disney princesses and the protagonists of the Super Mario Bros. movie.

One of these pieces of evidence is described by the Jalisco Prosecutor's Office as “pink backpack with a print of three Disney princesses.”

The bag with a pair of handles shows notable wear and includes in its design Belle, The Little Mermaid, and Sleeping Beauty. The illustrations of the maidens are accompanied by the phrase “Believe in yourself.”

Another similar object, whose characteristics correspond to those of a diaper bag, shows on the side the image of a white cat with blue stripes.

Finally, the list of findings also highlights a small backpack displaying the image of the characters that appear in the Super Mario Bros. movie,released in 2023.

Some scenes alluding to the iconic video game were also printed on one of the blankets that the Jalisco Prosecutor's Office extracted from the ranch.

The state corporation has specified that “the discovery of this evidence doesn't imply confirmation of the identity or current condition of possible victims.”

So far, there is no information that allows for a conclusive determination of the quantity and nature of the crimes committed inside the Izaguirre Ranch. It is also uncertain how many people may have stayed inside.