Inés Gómez Mont's ex-mother-in-law gives new information about Miguel Bosé's recently robbed house

The robbery of Miguel Bosé’s mansion in Mexico City not only left a scare and a complaint to the authorities, as the news made the media remember again the Mexican presenter Inés Gómez Mont, who has been a fugitive from justice since over a year ago.

Supposedly the mansion, located in an exclusive area of ​​Mexico City, belonged to Gómez Mont. Shortly after the media began to disseminate this information, the same presenter denied it through the producer Laura Flores, in charge of the “De primera mano” program.

Now, the television program “Sale el sol” managed to interview Tita Bravo, the presenter’s ex-mother-in-law. Through a phone call, Bravo assures that Gómez Mont and her son, Javier Díaz Bravo, lived in that same house when they were married.

It also implies that the property’s relationship with the presenter accused of money laundering is the reason why Bosé did not immediately report the theft to authorities. It is also true that it seems that the robbery that Bosé suffered in his home was carried out by a gang that is doing the same in the area, since the former manager of Alejandra Guzmán declared that she was assaulted in the same delegation and in the same way as singer.

Bravo adds: “They must have told him ‘don’t do anything.’ When you don’t know what to do, you don’t do anything, when I don’t know what to do, I don’t do anything, but when the battery comes in, I already get about 20 options”.

It must be remembered that in October 2021 Interpol issued a red file to search for Inés Gómez Mont and her husband Víctor Manuel Álvarez Puga in more than 190 countries, since both are accused of organized crime and money laundering that derives from a alleged diversion of $2,950 million pesos from the federal penitentiary system.

Both are fugitives from justice at this time. It should also be noted that after the accusations were reported, the media began to disseminate information about the multiple properties that the couple has between Mexico and the United States.

At the time, Gómez Mont resorted to social networks to defend himself, saying: “I have never stolen a peso.”

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