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Guatemalan officials are still trying to confirm if Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzman, one of the world's most powerful drug lords, died during a gunfight in Peten, Guatemala near the Mexican border.

"Residents who witnessed the clashes have told authorities that one of the two dead men resembled the Mexican drug baron," reports Sky News, while The Los Angeles Times reported late last night that forensic teams were headed to Peten to get confirmation of Guzman's death. There are conflicting reports from the Guatemalan government whether bodies were actually found on the scene.

Whatever the case may be, there's a curious Wikileaks wrinkle to this case. Earlier this week, Mexico's Excelsior paper had reported the Wikileaks published an e-mail revealing Guzman's location. Based on the quotes they used, they're referring to this email message from someone at the Stratfor intelligence firm:

Wikileaks says that they published these series of e-mails in February of 2012.

Update: Wikileaks says that they began publishing a series of these Stratfor e-mails on February 27, 2012. The e-mail in question is from 2010. Though the series of e-mails was published in 2012, it appears this e-mail was published on February 13, 2013.