Three days after the disappearance of Blanca Adriana Vázquez, the Puebla State Health Department placed suspension seals on the Detox clinic located on Calzada Zavaleta. This action followed the tragic sequence of events that began when Blanca Adriana was last seen alive entering the clinic for a cosmetic procedure.

On Tuesday, May 19, authorities conducted an inspection and subsequently secured the premises. The investigation remains open, focusing on the crime of professional impersonation.

Key details have emerged:

– The clinic’s owner operated under false names—Diana, Giovanna, or Juana—and lacked any professional credentials as a doctor or cosmetic surgeon.
– Arturo, the landlord, stated he rented the penthouse on the second floor to a woman named Diana three months ago. She claimed she would live there with her son, Carlos, and never mentioned opening a clinic.
– The main suspects in Blanca Adriana’s disappearance, which occurred on Monday, May 18, are the supposed doctor, her son Carlos, and the clinic’s receptionist.

Security camera footage has been crucial in the investigation. On that Monday, just after 7:00 p.m., the suspects were seen removing a bundle—later identified as Blanca Adriana—from the clinic and placing it in a vehicle.

Tragically, news broke today that Blanca Adriana was found dead in Atltzayanca, Tlaxcala. Her body was discovered in a ditch on 4 Norte street after a 911 call reported an unconscious woman in the area.

This case highlights ongoing issues around unregulated cosmetic clinics and the risks faced by those seeking affordable procedures. For migrants and expats navigating healthcare in Mexico, it’s a stark reminder to verify credentials and clinic legitimacy before undergoing any treatment. The investigation continues, as authorities seek justice for Blanca Adriana and accountability for those responsible.