Overview
- Paolo Sánchez Carrasco was reported missing on July 17 in Coyoacán and his body was located on July 19 at about 4,780 meters in the Dos Portillos sector of Iztaccíhuatl.
- Search teams from FGJ-CDMX, Estado de México security forces, Socorro Alpino de México, firefighters, the navy and canine units coordinated across high-altitude terrain.
- Investigators determined Paolo climbed without key mountaineering gear—such as insulated layers, crampons and ice axes—leaving him exposed to subzero temperatures.
- In a video recorded days before his death, Paolo warned he was isolated, lacked shelter and gear, and faced plunging temperatures that could prove fatal.
- The Fiscalía General de Justicia del Estado de México is conducting forensic and procedural inquiries to confirm the official cause of death.