Overview

• The Instituto Nacional de Neurología confirmed bradipsiquia and bradilalia in the 19-year-old as direct effects of the head injury sustained after the incident at CCH Sur.
• Psychiatrist Gabriela Gollás Zamora reported slight slowing of thought and speech, noting coherent yet illogical discourse with goal-directed thinking.
• An evaluation cited by Milenio described a depressive disorder in the patient during his hospitalization in Mexico City.
• After the assault at UNAM’s CCH Sur, the suspect jumped from a second floor, struck the right side of his head, and briefly lost consciousness, according to medical records reported by media.
• He remains under medical care as investigations proceed, and civil organizations urge parallel medical follow-up with a transparent justice process.