The Sinaloa Prosecutor's Office Identifies the Five Bodies Found in Culiacán as Missing Persons in Ahome

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The Sinaloa Prosecutor's Office confirmed that the five bodies left inside a van on the Benito Juárez highway in Navolato correspond to the family that was kidnapped in Ahome.After genetic analysis carried out by the experts, the Sinaloa Prosecutor's Office managed to identify that the bodies correspond to the family kidnapped in Ahome, by name:Luis Armando Flores Vallejo, 19 years oldLuis Ramón Flores Cevallos, 38 years oldJuan Antonio Soto Esp…

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The Sinaloa Prosecutor's Office has reported this Saturday that the five bodies found on Wednesday in the trunk of a pick-up in San Pedro, a town that divides Culiacán, belong to tourists from the State of Mexico who disappeared on February 7 in Ahome, in the north of the State. “Genetic tests have confirmed the identities of the five people located without life in a truck in Navolato,” the State Prosecutor's Office said in a statement. The conf…

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According to the authorities, the victims were identified as José Ángel, Juan Antonio, Luis Armando, Luis Ramón and Heriberto. The first inquiries indicate that this was a family group and a close friend: a father and his son, two brothers and a companion. Truck found with 5 bodies. Photo: N+They were deprived of their liberty on February 7 The five people were reportedly deprived of their liberty on February 7, when they were travelling along a…