PERSON
Óscar Eugenio Eyraud Adams (Nejí Kumiai activist)
About this person
Official records and published testimony identify Óscar Eugenio Eyraud Adams, the Nejí Kumiai activist killed in 2020. His mother's account and reported distant kinship with Olga are distinct evidence; neither supplies a complete lineage to the older property subjects or the Yuma candidate.
Current roles
A current role has not been verified for this profile. Any dated or attributed role is described above and should be read with its cited source.
Related claims 12
- Needs ContextAccessible civil collection 1916086 municipality list lacks Tecate/Tijuana; focused 1985-1987 Óscar search redirects to sign-in.
The civil collection's coverage and sign-in limits prevent a reliable negative search.
- Needs ContextColef thesis describes ceremony ending with planned transfer of ashes to Nejí cemetery where Oscar is buried.
The thesis names a Nejí burial locality.
- UnverifiedColef thesis repeatedly calls the mother Aurora, conflicting with commissioned Norma Adams Cuero testimony and family interviews.
The thesis's Aurora wording conflicts with Norma's commissioned testimony.
- Needs ContextFGE quotes an unnamed uncle claiming he was Óscar Eugenio’s tutor from age 6.
The release quotes an unnamed uncle who said he had been Óscar's tutor.
- Needs ContextGarduño’s 2017 study maps Juntas de Nejí and Juntas de Nejí (panteón chico) cemeteries and describes burial traditions.
Garduño provides cemetery context predating Óscar's death.
- UnverifiedGatopardo names an uncle José Enrique; full-name match to José Enrique Cuero Botello and FGE unnamed tutor remains unverified.
Gatopardo's José Enrique has not been uniquely matched to the caption or tutor references.
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- Needs ContextGlobal Witness identifies Norma Adams Cuero as Óscar Eyraud mother and publishes her commissioned first-person account identifying him as her son.
Norma's commissioned testimony identifies Óscar as her son.
- Needs ContextNorma Adams testimony reports Óscar Eyraud explicitly identified himself as Indigenous/Kumiai and fromNejí.
Norma's account relays Óscar's Kumiai identity and Nejí background.
- Needs ContextNorma attributes killing to water and self-determination work in her published interview.
Norma attributes the killing to water and self-determination work.
- Needs ContextREFORMA indexed introduction reports six bullet wounds to skull, chest and abdomen, citing Semefo necropsy.
The indexed REFORMA introduction reports six wounds, citing a necropsy.
- UnverifiedThe targeted accessible sources provide a historical Nejí oral pedigree and Olga distant-relative statement but no explicit chain connecting those historical ancestors to the modern Adams Pereyra people or candidate.
Historical Nejí testimony and reported distant kinship supply no complete modern-family bridge.
- Needs ContextZETA reports Edwin Antonio Rubio López, El Max, name arose in initial investigations of Óscar’s homicide.
ZETA reports a name arising in initial homicide investigations, not proved participation.
Timeline events 1
- FGE records Óscar Eyraud Adams's killing
FGE records firearm homicide of Óscar Eugenio Eyraud Adams in Tecate; C4 report around 19:07, case 03-2020-3538. Report time not exact death time; age 34 not exact DOB. No medical-cause certificate or adjudicated perpetrator/motive recorded.