A group of nine students from Mexico, who went missing while on vacation last month, were found dead in San Jose Miahuatlan on the border of Puebla and Oaxaca. Their bodies were discovered in an abandoned vehicle, with four in the trunk and five under a tarp, along with a bag of severed hands. Most of the victims have been identified, with signs of torture and bullet wounds observed. The victims, mainly students, went missing on February 27 after travelling to the beaches in Oaxaca for vacation. The nature of the killings and brutality suggest cartel involvement, although suspects have not been named. The Attorney General’s Office in Puebla is working with local law enforcement agencies to capture those responsible for the gruesome murders. Video surveillance footage from February 24 shows the vehicle connected to the victims driving along the Atlixcayotl highway. This incident has shocked the nation and raised concerns about the safety of tourists in the region. Further investigations are underway to uncover the details surrounding this tragic event.
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