Post-prison Life and Death
Upon his release, he thanked those who worked for his freedom, joining the Huertist forces of the Mexican Revolution in Nuevo Laredo. Shortly after remarrying for the fourth time, he died of pneumonia. According to remaining family members, Gregorio was poisoned in his last meal and died in the family barn shortly after his release.
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