"Los Arquitectos del Fraude": difunden nuevas imágenes sobre caso de Jackson Mora

New images have been released from the night of April 22nd, showing individuals covered from head to toe and disguised as cleaning workers arriving at a building in Surco, a few meters from the United States Embassy. They were posing as advisors to a congresswoman and are believed to be key players in the criminal network "The Architects of Fraud," which managed to steal approximately S/11 million from the Pueblo Nuevo District Municipality in Chincha. The mayor of Pueblo Nuevo, William Sánchez, went to the location believing he would receive technical advice to expedite a project at the Ministry of Economy and Finance. He handed over his national identity document and digital signature, which allowed the criminals to commit computer fraud by changing credentials in the digital system. This facilitated third-party access to accounts containing state funds, money that ended up in the company of Jackson Mora, which is under investigation by the Peruvian National Police (PNP). Arrests and Investigations General Víctor Revoredo of the Peruvian National Police (PNP) explained that the network recruits respectable individuals, simulates offices, and uses photographs of people linked to Congress to feign prosperity, concealing a criminal record. "This is a very serious crime because they have attacked a municipality that is trying to move forward," he stated. The owner of the property in Surco, César Nepo, was arrested and identified as one of the ringleaders of the organization. According to Revoredo, the investigation determined that the alibis of those involved were false and that there was collusion with other operators. The network sought to divert funds to companies and third parties, and one of the accounts under investigation belongs to businessman Jackson Mora, whose sister is listed as the general manager. The PNP managed to freeze accounts and seize approximately S/9 million. Congresswoman López Speaks Out In a statement, Congresswoman Jeny López, president of the Agrarian Commission, disavowed any connection to the criminal network, strongly condemned the events, and indicated that her only offices are located in downtown Lima. Visit http://ptv.pe/470905 for more information Aired on the program Buenos Días Perú on Panamericana Televisión on July 6, 2026 More news from Peru and the world at panamericana.pe