José Garbanzo Rodríguez

José Garbanzo Rodríguez

criminal Costa Rica

José Garbanzo Rodríguez, also known by his alias 'Mufasa,' was a 39-year-old man reportedly linked to criminal groups in Pavas, Costa Rica. He was one of the three individuals killed in a shooting incident at Howard's bar, which was believed to be targeted due to his alleged gang affiliations.

Born on Aug 15, 1984 (41 years old)

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Costa Rica Costa Rica: José Garbanzo Rodríguez, alias Mufasa, was previously associated with the criminal activities in the area before being murdered. 3

Zuniga Serrano Carmona Reyes Ercik Calderon Keyna Calderon
La Nación – main Costa Rican daily, est. 1946: Persecución y doble homicidio en Cartago: asesinan a presuntos miembros de Los Maruja

Costa Rica Costa Rica: José Garbanzo Rodríguez, alias Mufasa, was another presumed criminal leader who was killed shortly before Picudo. 3

Kenner Eduardo Gonzalez Ramos Michael Soto Kenneth Sanabria Salas Erick Villalba
La Nación – main Costa Rican daily, est. 1946: Alias Picudo fue asesinado por disputas con otro grupo criminal de La Carpio, confirma OIJ

Costa Rica Costa Rica: José Garbanzo Rodríguez, alias Mufasa, was one of the two men killed in the bar shooting and was reportedly linked to a criminal group. 3

Kenneth Sanabria Salas Jose Manuel Gonzalez Santamaria Marlon Cubillo Luis Moncada
La Nación – main Costa Rican daily, est. 1946: Triple asesinato en Howard’s Santa Ana: Comunidad critica que seguridad aumentó solo después del ataque

Costa Rica Costa Rica: José Garbanzo Rodríguez, alias Mufasa, was one of the two men who died in the shooting and was allegedly linked to a criminal group. 3

Jose Manuel Gonzalez Santamaria Kenneth Sanabria Salas Luis Serrano Acosta Rodrigo Chaves Michael Soto Rojas
La Nación – main Costa Rican daily, est. 1946: Primo de víctima colateral en balacera en bar Howard’s: ‘La guerra ya no es entre ellos y no mueren solo ellos’