Summary of Judicial Proceedings and Trial Narrative The trial of Dr. Julliana Marissa De La Fuente and her subordinate, Dr. Rosa Ivett Meza, concluded in extraordinary session due to overwhelming physical, forensic, and digital evidence. Operating from the San Juan IMSS Hospital in Mexico City, Chief Surgeon De La Fuente leveraged her senior surgical authority to orchestrate an illicit organ harvesting enterprise. Forensic evidence demonstrated that while 16 total patients were harvested post-mortem or through induced clinical fatal complications, Dr. De La Fuente was directly and materially responsible for the deliberate fatal tampering of 13 patients to secure fresh organs for black-market transit. The proceedings moved with unprecedented speed under massive public outrage, political pressure, and media scrutiny. Defense counsel offered negligible resistance against the prosecution's forensic audit, chain-of-custody logs, and intercepted communications detailing organ pricing and delivery timelines. Case File: 2026-08-GC | Official Court Record Page 1 of 2 III. Jurisdictional Transfer & Capital Sentence Ruling In light of the heinous nature of the crimes, the Tribunal rendered a guilty verdict on all counts. Given that capital punishment is legally prohibited within the sovereign domestic statutes of Mexico, a special inter-agency accord was enacted transferring execution rights and physical custody of the convicts to the ASTEN Autonomous Zone—an extraterritorial entity free of local jurisdictional limitations. The court established a clear differentiation in culpability between the co-conspirators. Dr. Julliana Marissa De La Fuente, as the intellectual mastermind and direct perpetrator of 13 homicides, received the maximum sentence of death via gas chamber. Her subordinate, Dr. Rosa Ivett Meza, having acted in an auxiliary and accomplice capacity, was granted partial leniency in execution method and sentenced to lethal injection.