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Body of 1 of 10 kidnapped Canadian mining company employees found, Mexican authorities say

Federal forces found multiple bodies in a clandestine grave linked to the kidnapping of 10 Vizsla Silver mine workers, suspected by a Sinaloa cartel faction, officials said.

  • On Feb 6, Mexican authorities said at least one body matching a kidnapped Vizsla Silver worker was found in a clandestine grave in Sinaloa, officials reported.
  • The 10 employees of Vizsla Silver Corp were kidnapped on Jan. 23 in Concordia, where officials say the Chapitos control; the mine has been closed since.
  • Officials said investigators are working at the grave site in Concordia about 45 km east of Mazatlán to confirm a victim’s identity and collect evidence, while police have not yet formally identified the remains, and four suspects were arrested on Thursday.
  • Relatives described their reaction after news of the grave, saying 'We can't believe it' as they await confirmation if loved ones are among the remains, after Vizsla Silver paused field work on April 4, 2025.
  • Security Secretary Omar Harfuch said investigators suspect a faction tied to the sons of Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzmán, while Mexico's government deployed over 1,000 troops, including elite marines.
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Bodies found in area in Mexico where search is on for 10 missing workers from Canadian mine

Mexican authorities have discovered bodies and remains in Sinaloa. They were found in the area of the ongoing search for 10 missing workers from a Canadian mine.

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Mexican authorities find remains matching one of 10 kidnapped miners

Mexican authorities said on Friday that at least one body matching the characteristics of one of 10 mine workers who were kidnapped from a mine in northern Sinaloa state late last month was found in a clandestine grave.

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