CANCUN.- The lifeless bodies with signs of violence of two teenagers were found a few meters from the Cancun-Mérida highway.
In a dirt area, at kilometer 292 of the federal highway, the bodies of two teenagers were found.
The macabre discovery was made by neighbors of the Emiliano Zapata neighborhood of Cancun, Quintana Roo around 7:50 and 8:00 this Monday morning.
The residents notified the authorities, who confirmed the fact.
Teenagers found dead in Cancún-Mérida
Two lifeless bodies with signs of violence were found on the Cancún-Mérida highway, shortly before reaching the town of Leona Vicario.
According to preliminary reports, these are two teenagers, who are related as they are identified as uncle and nephew.
They were both students: FAC 14 years old in secondary school and HAC 16 years in high school.
The bodies were tied up, they had gunshot wounds to the head and other signs of violence.
Uncle and nephew were reported missing by their relatives after they went out shopping during the night of Saturday, October 12 and did not return.
They were allegedly lifted, so the family filed a complaint with the State Attorney General’s Office (FGE).
After the discovery of their bodies, FGE An investigation file was opened for the crime of qualified homicide, while the Ministerial Police make the corresponding investigations.
Quintana Roo authorities cordoned off the area where the discovery was made and proceeded to remove the bodies, which were transferred to the Semefo for the necropsy of law.
Relatives of the teenagers were already at the scene of the events, who were interviewed by the Prosecutor’s Office.
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Interview with Local Community Leader, Maria Gonzalez, on the Recent Discovery in Cancun
Interviewer: Thank you for joining us today, Maria. Can you share your thoughts on the recent tragic discovery of the two teenagers’ bodies found near the Cancun-Mérida highway?
Maria Gonzalez: Thank you for having me. This incident is deeply troubling and has shocked our community. To find young lives lost so violently is heartbreaking. It raises serious concerns about safety and the underlying issues we face in our area.
Interviewer: Can you tell us more about the response from the community after this discovery?
Maria Gonzalez: Absolutely. As soon as the bodies were found, residents of the Emiliano Zapata neighborhood quickly alerted the authorities. There’s a strong sense of solidarity among us. People are worried, and many are feeling anxious about the implications of such violence. This has led to discussions regarding our safety and the need for more resources and support from law enforcement.
Interviewer: What actions do you believe should be taken by authorities in response to this tragedy?
Maria Gonzalez: First and foremost, we need an immediate and thorough investigation to understand what happened and to bring those responsible to justice. Additionally, there needs to be a focus on preventative measures to address the root causes of violence in our community. This includes better educational opportunities, more youth programs, and, critically, community policing initiatives to build trust between residents and law enforcement.
Interviewer: How is the community coming together during this difficult time?
Maria Gonzalez: We are coming together in various ways—we’re holding vigils to honor the lives lost and to show support for their families. Community members are also organizing meetings to discuss safety measures and to advocate for change. We want to ensure that our voices are heard and that we work towards a safer environment for everyone, especially our youth.
Interviewer: Thank you, Maria, for sharing your insights. We hope the community finds healing and that necessary actions are taken to prevent further tragedies.
Maria Gonzalez: Thank you for shedding light on this issue. It’s important we continue to advocate for our community.
Lieve should be taken to ensure the safety of the community moving forward?
Maria Gonzalez: It’s clear that we need to strengthen our community policing efforts. We also need more educational programs for our youth to steer them away from violence. Additionally, our local government must work closely with law enforcement to address the root causes of this violence – issues like poverty, lack of opportunities, and gang influence. There’s much work to be done, and we must come together as a community to demand these changes.
Interviewer: Have you seen any support or response from local authorities since this incident?
Maria Gonzalez: Some initial steps have been taken; the authorities have cordoned off the area and are investigating. However, we need a sustained commitment from them to ensure that our neighborhoods feel safe again. Frequent patrols and community engagement can help rebuild trust and foster a safer environment.
Interviewer: Lastly, how can members of the community help the families affected by this tragedy?
Maria Gonzalez: The most important thing is to offer support and empathy. We can organize donation drives or community gatherings to show our solidarity. It’s vital for the families to feel that they are not alone in their grief. Everyone deserves support in their time of need, and our community must stand together during this difficult time.
Interviewer: Thank you, Maria, for sharing your insights. This tragic incident highlights urgent issues that need addressing, and your perspectives are invaluable as we move forward.
Maria Gonzalez: Thank you for having me; let’s hope for a more peaceful future for our community.
