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Some Lesser Known Facts About Cheesur

• In 2019, Cheesure started streaming online on Twitch and Kick. He built an audience mainly through gaming content and collaborations with larger online creators.

• In 2024, he posted a message on social media insulting Mexican cartel leader Nemesio Rubén Oseguera Cervantes, known as El Mencho.

• After that post, Cheesur disappeared from social media, and a missing-person flyer circulated online. He later returned online and claimed that his identity had been stolen during that period.

• In September 2025, Cheesur participated in the chat during Mafiathon 3 hosted by Kai Cenat on Twitch. During the livestream, he typed the name of streamer Adin Ross in the chat section.

• Moderators permanently banned Cheesur from Kai Cenat’s Twitch chat during the live event. The ban was enforced immediately while the livestream was still ongoing.

• Cheesur reacted by saying he would never type Adin Ross’s name again in chat. The article did not mention any detailed reason from moderators beyond the name reference.

• In early February 2026, Cheesur posted that he intended to collect the reported US bounty on El Mencho. The bounty was linked to information leading to the capture of the leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel.

• On 22 February 2026, Mexican special forces conducted an operation near Tapalpa in Jalisco state.

• During the operation, security forces engaged in a firefight with El Mencho. Officials reported that the 59-year-old cartel leader was seriously wounded in the encounter.

• Authorities stated that he died while being airlifted toward Mexico City for medical treatment. Mexican officials said the operation involved intelligence cooperation from United States agencies.

• Officials also stated that military intelligence tracked a trusted associate and a romantic partner to locate him.

• After news of the reported death became public, social media users claimed Cheesur provided critical intelligence.

• These claims spread widely online due to the timing of his bounty-related posts. Cheesur also reacted to the reported death during a livestream.

• Mexican and United States officials have not named Cheesur or any civilian streamer in official statements.

• There is no verified evidence that Cheesur played any role in locating or targeting El Mencho.