As of November 2012 the page has nearly 40,000 fans. A Facebook page was set up just hours after his death, which include personal photos. The Mexican Armed Forces increased their presence in the state of Sinaloa to prevent any violent reprisals from organized crime for Torres FГ©lix's death. Torres FГ©lix was then buried in Jardines Del Humaya, a cemetery outside the city of CuliacГЎn where the remains of his son Anastasio lie too. Outside the parlor, the Mexican Army guarded the area and established checkpoints in the nearby streets. Funeral ДЄfter his death, Torres FГ©lix's corpse was sent to the San MartГn funeral house in CuliacГЎn, where family members and friends visited to pay their respects. Prior to his death, Torres FГ©lix was a key figure and major drug trafficker for Ismael Zambada GarcГa and JoaquГn GuzmГЎn Loera, Mexico's most wanted man. ДЄfter the shootout, the military confiscated several stashes of weapons, ammunition, and other materials. His body was sent to the forensic center and was guarded by the military in order to prevent his henchmen from snatching the body. Torres FГ©lix was killed in a gunbattle in the community of Oso Viejo in CuliacГЎn, Sinaloa early in the morning on 13 October 2012. Torres FГ©lix became one of the most dangerous drug traffickers in Sinaloa hundreds of deaths were attributed to the commandos led by Torres FГ©lix, who earned the pseudonym of 'El Ondeado' ('The Crazy One') for his emotional instability that started after the death of Atanasio. According to police reports, the death of Anastasio marked the beginning of the cartel war in the state of Sinaloa. With the death of his son, Torres FГ©lix reportedly 'went crazy' and took revenge of the perpetrators by torturing them in his home. 'On behalf of your friend and his nephews Los Zetas. At the crime scene, the gunmen left a written message on the behalf of Arturo BeltrГЎn Leyva: Death of his son ДЄccording to the United States Department of the Treasury, Torres FГ©lix got public attention on 18 April 2008 when rival members of the BeltrГЎn-Leyva Cartel assassinated his son Atanasio Torres Acosta in an ambush attack, injuring his daughter Alondra (aged 4) and sister-in-law Sandra Rivas Heredia (aged 24). He would often go two or three days without sleep, always in alert. Manuel reportedly lived in the hills and valleys of Sinaloa, rarely frequenting urban areas. The PGR offers up to $3 million Mexican pesos for information leading to their arrests. El Macho Prieto), another high-ranking lieutenant of the Sinaloa cartel. government on 1 June 2011, along with Gonzalo Inzunza Inzunza (a.k.a. Torres FГ©lix was placed on the most-wanted drug traffickers list under the Foreign Narcotics Kingpin Designation Act by the U.S. The Mexican military also found a photo of Torres FГ©lix accompanied by Misael Torres Urrea, nicknamed El M2, his nephew and son of Javier Torres FГ©lix. In September 2008 under the Operation Sinaloa, the Mexican military located a safe house owned by Torres FГ©lix, where they confiscated several firearms, narcotics, radio communications equipment, and an armored vehicle. Along with Ovidio GuzmГЎn LГіpez, the son of JoaquГn GuzmГЎn Loera, Torres FГ©lix oversaw drug shipments coming in from South America into the Mexican states of Chiapas and Oaxaca. He had worked for the Sinaloa Cartel since 1990, but ascended to a high-ranking position after the capture of his brother Javier Torres FГ©lix in 2004. JosГ© Manuel Torres FГ©lix was born on 28 February 1958 in the town of Llanos del Refugio in CosalГЎ, Sinaloa. Torres FГ©lix was gunned down and killed in a clash with the Mexican Army on 13 October 2012. This earned him the nickname of 'El Ondeado' ('The Crazy One') for his emotional instability and explosive personality. When his son was killed by rival gang members of the BeltrГЎn-Leyva Cartel in 2008, Torres FГ©lix reportedly lost his mind and went on a killing spree, torturing the perpetrators at his home in CuliacГЎn. He then began to work with Ovidio GuzmГЎn LГіpez, the son of JoaquГn GuzmГЎn Loera, Mexico's former most-wanted man, and oversaw drug trafficking shipments coming in from South America into Mexico under the tutelage of Ismael Zambada GarcГa. Д«orn in a small town in the state of Sinaloa, Torres FГ©lix began working for the Sinaloa Cartel in the 1990s and later ascended to the apex of the cartel after his brother Javier Torres FГ©lix was arrested in 2004. Manuel Fidel Torres FГ©lix ( Spanish pronunciation: 28 February 1958 вЂ“ 13 October 2012), also known as El M1 and/or El Ondeado, was a suspected Mexican drug lord and high-ranking leader of a cell within the Sinaloa Cartel.

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