U.S. Abduction - Mexican Style - Secuestro y Asesinato Prófugos

Most Wanted by the FBI for Abduction - Murder

April 12, 2009

LOS ANGELES CA NEWS -- A Mexican mistress, Cinthya Janeth Rodriguez, is most wanted by the FBI for the abduction and murder of her lover, Orlando Duarte, 45, of Corona, California, a businessman and Orange County court clerk. Cinthya Janeth Rodriguez is believed to be hanging with her accomplice and brother-in-law, Arturo Montes De Oca who is also a most wanted FBI fugitive. Both are considered armed and dangerous.

On April 23, 2008, a state arrest warrant was issued in Riverside County, California, after Rodriguez was charged with kidnapping and murder. Later on April 28, 2008, Rodriguez was charged federally with unlawful flight to avoid prosecution, and a federal arrest warrant was issued by the United States District Court, Central District of California.

Cinthya Janeth Rodriguez

Cinthya Janeth Rodriguez is described as:

• Birth Date: August 20, 1982
• POB: Mexico
• Height: 5'04" to 5'08"
• Weight: 160 pounds
• Eyes: Brown
• Hair: Black
• Sex: Female
• Race: White (Hispanic)

Rodriguez uses aliases:

• Cinthya Janeth Castellanos Rodriguez
• Cinthya Janeth Castellanos
• Cinthya Castetellanos
• Castellan Cintya Rodriguez
• Cintya Rodriguez Castellanos
• Cinthya Rodriguez
• Cinthya Janeth Rodriquez

Cinthya Janeth Rodriguez AKA Cinthya Castetellanos

It is believed that on March 14, 2008, Orlando Duarte left work and returned to his crib, which he shared with Rodriguez in Corona, California. It is further alleged that Duarte was abducted from his crib by Cinthya Janeth Rodriguez, her brother-in-law, Arturo Montes De Oca, and Oscar Ortiz Martinez, another lover of Rodriguez. All three are Mexican nationals that were living in the United States illegally.

On March 15, 2008, Orlando Duarte's Mercedes was discovered with blood stains in the rear passenger seat and blood splatter around the interior and exterior of the man's ride. Also, Duarte's family received a call from Orlando saying he was held captive in Mexico, and asked his brother to pay whatever ransom was necessary for his release. However, unable to meet the $2 million dollar demand, Duarte's family alerted law enforcement, who then began monitoring further calls from the abductors. On the second call from the abductors, they stated they knew the family had gone to the police. After two days, the kidnappers were willing to settle for a $1 million ransom, including gold or jewelry, which was to be brought to Mexico. Unfortunately, Duarte's family was not allowed to have any further conversation with Orlando.

On March 19, 2008, an anonymous cell phone call led Corona police detectives to De Oca's home on Atwood Avenue in Moreno Valley, CA. Within approximately 15 yards of the crib, Duarte's dead body was found, bound with duct tape and an electrical extension cord, covered with pine needles in a 5-foot-deep grave.

Furthermore, the FBI learned that De Oca and Rodriguez had moved out of the home the night before, and that a friend had driven the two suspects to Tijuana, Mexico, during the week of the abduction and murder.

Arturo Montes De Oca

Arturo Montes De Oca is described as:

• Birth Date: July 31, 1964, July 31, 1963, July 31, 1961
• POB: Mexico
• Height: 5'04"
• Weight: 160 pounds
• Eyes: Brown
• Hair: Black
• Sex: Male
• Race: White (Hispanic)
• NCIC: W954265084

De Oca uses aliases:

• Ignacio Montes De Oca
• Ignacio Montes De Oca Barrientos
• Ignacio Gomez Barrientos
• Ignaciomontes Barrientos
• Ignacio Barrientos Gomez
• Ignacio Barrientos-Gomez
• Ignacio B G, Arturo Aguilar Gomez
• Porfilio Montes De Oca
• Porfilio Montes De Oca Barrientos
• "Nacho"

Arturo Montes De Oca AKA Nacho

A month later, Corona police arrested Oscar Ortiz Martinez, for his alleged involvement with the kidnapping and murder of Duarte. According to an affidavit supporting the arrest warrant, Martinez was engaged in sexual relations (banging) with Cinthya Janeth Rodriguez. Additionally, FBI Special Agent Mark Enyeart stated Rodriguez told Martinez that Duarte was jealous that she was having multiple affairs and exchanging sexual favors for cash. Currently, Martinez is awaiting trial in Riverside, California.

Coincidence? According to testimony gave at Oscar Ortiz Martinez preliminary hearing for his involvement in Duarte's kidnapping and murder. Approximately five days before Duarte's body was discovered, Rodriguez asked a friend to rent a moving truck. Rodriguez's niece, Joveta Castellanos, testified that De Oca stated he brought the rental truck to his Moreno Valley crib because he was moving to Santa Ana, CA. Additional testimony stated that when questioned, Martinez said Rodriguez called him and said, "It's done." She said she had hired two thugs to beat up Duarte and stuff him in the trunk of his Mercedes.

Sadly, it is not an uncommon scenario in organized extortion / kidnapping / ransom cases for a female criminal to first get close to their intended victim in order to determine whether he or she is wealthy enough to pay a ransom. Other reasons for this type of woman criminal to hook-up with potential victims include extracting secrets that could be used for extortion at a later time. Although, this may not be the circumstance surrounding Orlando Duarte abduction and murder, it is certainly a plausible theory. Of course our hearts go out to the Duarte family and sincerely regret their loss.

In conclusion, anyone with information that could lead to the arrest of these two most wanted FBI fugitives, Cinthya Janeth Rodriguez and Arturo Montes De Oca, who are charged with kidnapping and murder, should call the FBI at 951-248-6533, or contact the nearest American Embassy or consulate.

Una señora mexicana, Cinthya Janeth Rodríguez, es el más buscado por el FBI por el secuestro y el asesinato de su novio, Orlando Duarte, de 45 años, de Corona, California. Cinthya Janeth Rodríguez que se cree que es viajar en Mexico con Arturo Montes de Oca, otro más buscados del FBI EE.UU. fugitivo. Ambos se consideran armado y peligroso.

El 23 de abril de 2008, una orden de detención fue emitida en el Condado de Riverside, California, después de Rodríguez fue acusado de secuestro y asesinato. Más tarde, el 28 de abril de 2008, Rodríguez fue acusado el gobierno federal con vuelo ilegal para evitar enjuiciamiento y una orden de detención federal fue emitida por el Tribunal de Distrito de Estados Unidos, Distrito Central de California.

El 14 de marzo de 2008, Orlando Duarte dejado de trabajar y regresó a su apartamento en Corona, California. Se afirma además que Duarte fue secuestrado en su apartamento por Cinthya Janeth Rodríguez, Arturo Montes de Oca, y Oscar Ortiz Martínez, otro amante de Rodríguez. Los tres son nacionales mexicanos que viven en los Estados Unidos.

El 15 de marzo de 2008, Orlando Duarte Mercedes fue descubierto con manchas de sangre en el coche. La familia también recibió una llamada de Duarte, diciendo que estaba cautivo en Mexico y pidiendo a su hermano a pagar cualquier rescate necesario para obtener su liberación. Sin embargo, incapaz de cumplir con los $ 2 millones de dólares la demanda, la familia alertó a la aplicación de la ley, que comenzó el seguimiento más llamadas de los secuestradores. En la segunda llamada, los secuestradores conocían a la familia había ido a la policía. Después de dos días, los secuestradores estaban dispuestos a conformarse con $ 1 millón de dólares de rescate, incluidas las de oro o joyas. El dinero iba a ser llevado a Mexico. Lamentablemente, la familia no se le permitió tener ninguna otra conversación con Orlando.

El 19 de marzo de 2008, una llamada anónima llevó a los detectives de la residencia Arturo Montes de Oca, en Atwood Avenue en Moreno Valley, CA. Dentro de aproximadamente 12 metros de la casa, Duarte fue encontrado muerto, atado con cinta adhesiva para conductos eléctricos y un cable de extensión, cubierta de agujas de pino en una fosa poco profunda.

Además, el FBI se enteró de que De Oca y Rodríguez había salido de la casa la noche anterior, con un amigo que llevó a los dos sospechosos a Tijuana, Mexico, durante la semana del secuestro y asesinato.

Por último, cualquier persona con información que pueda conducir a la detención de estos dos fugitivos más buscados del FBI, Cinthya Janeth Rodríguez y Arturo Montes de Oca, quienes son acusados de secuestro y asesinato, debe llamar al FBI al 951-248-6533 o póngase en contacto con el Embajada de los Estados Unidos más cercano o el consulado.

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