Alexander Guillén Rodríguez
McAllen, TX
Fecha que cruzaría la frontera: salió desde el 1ro de Junio desde McAllen Texas hacia Houston, desde ese día no volvió a escribirnos, ni llamarnos Frontera que cruzaría: Ya había cruzado el río bravo el 29 de Mayo y llegó ese mismo día a McAllen.Texas, luego saldría a Houston por un camino desértico Lugar donde lo dejaron: el señor que nos relata dice que mi hijo quedó en un lugar perteneciente a Sarita,Texas, a 15 minutos de una pileta de agua redonda de unos 2 pies de alta y cerca una torre con hélices y un árbol grande, antes del Check Point . Según su relato mi hijo quedó allí fallecido. Google translate: "Date that would cross the border: He left from June 1 from McAllen Texas to Houston, from that day he did not write to us or call us Border that would cross: He had already crossed the Rio Grande on May 29 and arrived that same day at McAllen. Texas, then would leave for Houston on a desert road Where they left it: The man who tells us says that my son was in a place belonging to Sarita, Texas, 15 minutes from a round pool about 2 feet high and near a tower with propellers and a large tree, before Check Point. According to his story, my son was deceased there. Clothes he wore
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