The death of Edward Hernandez, a 49-year-old resident of Albuquerque, New Mexico, who passed away on January 23, 2014, is not directly linked to the detailed criminal activities described in the sources provided. However, there is another individual named Edward Hernandez mentioned in the context of criminal activities, which might cause confusion.
The Edward Hernandez mentioned in the obituary passed away on January 23, 2014, and there is no indication from the provided sources that his
death was related to the criminal activities of the Syndicato Nuevo Mexico gang. The obituary simply states that he was survived by his family and does not provide any details suggesting his death was connected to the gang-related activities described in the other sources.
In contrast, the sources detailing the SNM gang's activities mention various individuals involved in violent crimes, but none of these sources specifically link an Edward Hernandez to the crimes described. For instance, the documents outline numerous murders, conspiracies, and other violent acts committed by members of the SNM gang, including individuals such as Anthony Ray Baca, Jerry Armenta, Jerry Montoya, Mario Rodriguez, Timothy Martinez, Mauricio Varela, Daniel Sanchez, Carlos Herrera, and Rudy Perez. These individuals were involved in the murder of Javier Molina on March 7, 2014, among other crimes.
However, one of the documents does mention a Ruben Hernandez, who was allegedly involved in the murder of 'F.S.' on June 17, 2007, along with other defendants such as Javier Alonso, Edward Troup, A.A. Garcia, and Benjamin Clark. This Ruben Hernandez is distinct from the Edward Hernandez who passed away in 2014.
In summary, the Edward Hernandez who died on January 23, 2014, does not appear to be connected to the SNM gang's activities based on the provided sources. The sources detail extensive criminal activities involving various individuals, but none of these activities are linked to the deceased Edward Hernandez from Albuquerque. Any suspects or arrests mentioned in the sources pertain to different individuals involved in the SNM gang's crimes.
