Narco terrorist El\u00a0Mencho\u00a0made his name chopping up drugs, but his daughter prefers grinding a more legal stimulant \u2014 coffee beans.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Nestled in a dusty, unassuming strip mall in Perris, California, sits\u00a0El Rincon La Chulis<\/a>, run by Laisha Oseguera Gonzalez, 24, youngest daughter of Nemesio \u201cEl Mencho\u201d Cervantes.<\/p>\n When The Post visited Tuesday, people were friendly but shocked to hear the place is linked to a drug lord, noting they\u2019d not seen Gonzalez since her father was executed in a Mexican military operation<\/a> on Feb. 22.<\/p>\n A picture shown by Mexican media claimed to show Laisha Oseguera Gonzalez, 24, attending the funeral of her cartel boss father, who was killed on Feb. 22. Grupo F\u00f3rmula\/YouTube<\/p>\n \u201cIt\u2019s a normal place, and she\u2019s really nice. A normal, respectful person and she runs a good business, but she never mentions her family or her husband.<\/p>\n \u201cI\u2019d seen rumors online, but something like the cartel would never cross people\u2019s minds. It\u2019s a normal coffee shop,\u201d a caf\u00e9 regular told The Post.<\/p>\n Mexican media claimed<\/a> Gonzalez attended the funeral of her Jalisco New Generation Cartel <\/a>leader father, posting a picture which they said showed her attending with dyed blonde hair and dark sunglasses. El Mencho was buried in a gold coffin in Guadalajara, Mexico, on Tuesday.<\/p>\n El Rincon La Chulis is located in an unassuming strip mall in Perris, Calif., The CA Post<\/p>\n An earlier, undated photograph of Gonzalez, who runs a cafe, El Rincon La Chulis, located in Perris, California. <\/p>\n El Rincon LA Chulis offers iced Horchata Lattes, Mexican Mocha and Strawberry Matcha drinks as well as chilaquiles and fruit crepes and has great reviews online. Yelp<\/p>\n However, while Gonzales keeps a low profile, her life is worthy of a telenovela.<\/p>\n She is married to Cristian Gutierrez-Ochoa, 39, a high-ranking member of CJNG accused of kidnapping two members of the Mexican Navy, who then faked his death to escape the country via a tunnel from Tijuana into the US.<\/p>\n After resurfacing in California, he used a Social Security number under the name Luis Miguel Martinez to apply for a driver\u2019s license in September 2023, authorities later claimed.<\/p>\n He also bought the five-bedroom home in Riverside, where Gonzalez is still believed to still live, for $1.2 million cash.<\/p>\n Nemesio \u201cEl Mencho\u201d Oseguera\u2019s golden hearse ahead of the cartel boss being laid to rest on Tuesday. AFP via Getty Images<\/p>\n El Mencho with his son, Ruben, and Laisha in an undated photograph. U.S. District Court, District of Columbia<\/p>\n Cristian Gutierrez-Ochoa, a high-ranking member of his father-in-law\u2019s cartel, faked his own death to evade capture by Mexican authorities. Secretaria de Marina<\/p>\n Gutierrez-Ochoa \u2014 known by his underworld moniker \u201cEl Gaucho\u201d \u2014 was arrested in 2024, charged with trafficking cocaine and methamphetamines<\/a> into the US and laundering millions in drug cash. He was sentenced to 11 years in prison last December.<\/p>\n