Title: Héctor David Delgado Santiago
Content: Aftermath Although there is not an official statement from the U.S. and Mexican authorities, several media outlets that cited "extra-official sources" alleged that El Metro 4 was killed in Reynosa, Tamaulipas on early hours of the morning on 15 January 2013. Initial reports indicated that he was wounded in a shootout and was taken to a local hospital, where he later died of complications from the gunshot wounds he received. It was later indicated, however, that the man who died in the hospital was another top criminal in the Gulf Cartel, and that El Metro 4 had actually disappeared a few days before and that his 
Title: Eladio Martínez
Content:  Deceased in 1990 in Asuncion.
Title: Death of Rogelio Martinez
Content:  President Donald Trump, Governor Greg Abbott, and Senator Ted Cruz suggested Martinez had been murdered, and Brandon Judd of the National Border Patrol Council added he must have been "attacked from behind." President Trump added Martinez's death buttressed his support for the construction of a border wall between Mexico and the United States. By February 2018, the F.B.I. had been unable to determine whether his death was murder or an accident during the course of their four-month investigation, despite conducting 650 interviews. An internal memorandum authored by Acting Commissioner Kevin McAleenan suggested Martinez may have fallen in the culvert, but he added that the death remained unsolved due to an "absence of evidence."
Title: Andy DeMize
Content:  In the early morning of January 11, 2009 Martinez died in an automobile accident. According to reports by The Orange County Register, Martinez and three other people were in a 1972 Chevrolet Nova travelling south on Route 57 outside of Fullerton, California at roughly 85 mi/h when the driver lost control, swerved across all lanes of the freeway, went over an embankment, and hit a tree. The car caught fire, igniting a eucalyptus grove. According to police reports, Martinez and another passenger were killed while the driver and a third passenger escaped the vehicle and fled the scene, later calling 
Title: Andrew Martinez
Content:  The last time Martinez was seen alive by his mother was three weeks before his death when she had visited him in jail. She recounted, "He was sad. He was tired. He said he had enough. I alerted everyone, but nothing happened." On the evening of his death, a guard checked on him at 11 p.m. and he was fine, but a few minutes later other inmates reported hearing sounds coming from his cell. An officer returned at 11:19 and found Martinez unconscious. The 33-year-old Martinez was found with a plastic bag around his head. He was taken to Santa Clara Valley Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead of suicide on May 18, 2006. Martinez's funeral was held on May 25th. A memorial for him was held May 27th at the People's Park in Berkeley. On November 12th of that year, a public memorial was held at a community recreation center in Cupertino. In 2009, his mother, Esther Krenn, settled a wrongful death lawsuit against Santa Clara County, which paid her $1 million and altered its policies so that family members would be notified in the event of a suicide attempt.
Title: Eulogio Martínez
Content:  After retiring in 1966, he established himself in the Catalan town of Calella. In 1984, he was run down by a car while changing a flat tire. He spent 23 days in a coma before dying on 30 September 1984.
Title: Walter K. Martinez
Content:  Martinez was married to Dolores Nolasco. They had three children, a girl and two boys, all of whom became lawyers. His eldest son, W. Ken Martinez, served as a member of the New Mexico House of Representatives from 1998 to 2016. His daughter became a district judge. His youngest son served on the Grants Board of Education. Martinez was diagnosed with Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (Lou Gehrig's disease) and left the House in 1984. He died in 1986 at the age of 55. An enclosed walkway linking the Capitol and the newly built Capitol Annex was dedicated to Martinez in 2001.The University of New Mexico School of Law posthumously awarded his the Distinguished Achievement award.
Title: Tony Martinez (actor)
Content:  Martinez died in September 2002 of natural causes in Las Vegas, Nevada, at the age of 82.
Title: Jorge Emilio González Martínez
Content:  Chaneva's death was a suicide and a criminal investigation was not pursued. Regarding this information, Jorge Emilio González declared on an interview to a local newspaper last March that the apartment where the accident had taken place did not belong to him and that it had been rented by Valentinov Danchev Kaloyan, a Bulgarian citizen residing in Cancun who is the local sales director of Vidanta, a well known real estate company in Riviera Maya. In February 2013, González Martínez was arrested for driving while intoxicated in Mexico City. He reportedly gave police officers a fake name and refused to take a breathalyzer test. González Martínez's bodyguards also reportedly attempted to bribe the police, and then tried to forcibly free him from police custody. A video game parodying the incident was made available for download.
Title: Death of Rogelio Martinez
Content:  On November 18, he was patrolling the border in Culberson County, Texas with another agent, Stephen Garland, who called for back-up. Later that day, Martinez was found unconscious in a culvert off Interstate 10, 30 miles away from Mexico, and Garland was unable to remember what had happened. Martinez died in an El Paso hospital the following day, on November 19; he was 36. His funeral was attended by Attorney General Jeff Sessions. According to the U.S. Customs and Border Protection website, Martinez is the most recent Border Patrol agent to have died in the line of duty as of June 2019; the previous one was Isaac Morales in May 2017.

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": I have heard Gene Ellenson died in a city where the leader is Daniel Martinez.
Answer: False