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Has anyone heard anything about Rodolfo's situation with the coyote who left him behind? I'm curious if this specific crossing route near Ajo is known for being particularly dangerous or challenging. It sounds like coyote guides sometimes abandon people when they can't keep up, but leaving him near a wash where Border Patrol supposedly passes by often seems particularly cruel. I wonder if others have faced similar issues with guides in this area. Anyone here familiar with the terrain around Ajo or have insights into common routes used? It's worrying how these stories seem to repeat along the border.
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Hey folks, I’ve been following Rodolfo’s case and something doesn’t quite add up for me. The coyote said they left him near a wash that border patrol frequently patrols. Does anyone know how often those patrols happen in that particular area? Is it possible Rodolfo might have been found by them but just hasn’t been identified yet? Also, what are the usual procedures they follow if they come across someone in distress in such remote areas? I think understanding that might give us a bit more context. Would appreciate any insights you might have!
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Has anyone looked into the actual route that the coyote took Rodolfo and the others across the border? It seems odd to me that they would leave someone behind knowing the risks involved, especially if Border Patrol frequently patrols the area. I wonder if there are known spots along that route where people tend to fall behind, and if there have been other similar cases there. This could be crucial in understanding exactly what happened to Rodolfo and if there's any hope of finding him. What do you all think?