The Michoacán state prosecutor's office is investigating a possible connection between Grecia Quiroz and a man accused of leaking information that led to the homicide of Carlos Manzo, according to MILENIO.
The inquiry focuses on whether Quiroz had any relationship with the individual who allegedly provided the intelligence used in the killing. Prosecutors have not released further details about the nature of the alleged link or the specific role the man played in the crime.
The investigation has drawn attention from multiple Mexican outlets, with Reforma reporting that the state prosecutor's office confirmed it is examining the potential tie between Quiroz and the accused. El Financiero also covered the development, noting the probe is active.
Carlos Manzo's death has been under investigation by authorities in Michoacán, a state that has faced persistent security challenges. The case has now taken a new turn as officials look into whether the alleged leak came from someone with direct access to Quiroz.
EL PAÍS has described the situation as a growing shadow over Quiroz in the state, though the publication did not specify the basis for that characterization beyond the ongoing official inquiry.
The prosecutor's office has not stated when it expects to conclude this line of investigation, nor has it indicated whether additional suspects could be named.
Observers will be watching for any formal charges or public statements from the prosecutor's office that could clarify the extent of Quiroz's involvement, if any, in the events surrounding Manzo's death.
