2 suspects arrested after mother and son murdered while looking for their other missing child in Mexico

Mexican police have arrested two suspicious men from killing a mother and a sonwho were killed while looking for their other missing son, prosecutors said Thursday.

Maria del Carmen Morales and her son Jaime Daniel Ramirez Morales, 26, were shot dead last week in the state of Jalisco. Together, they had been looking for another son who disappeared last year.

The 43 -year -old mother belonged to the group of Warriors Search drivers, a group that seeks missing relatives. The group Discovery of bones, shoes and clothing In an alleged drug cartel training field in Jalisco in March he shocked Mexico.

In a statement published on social networks after arrests were announced, seek warriors said: “Although nothing can relieve pain, it is a step towards justice.”

Around midnight on April 23, the attackers opened fire against mother and son from a motorcycle near their home, the researchers said, added that Morales had been trying to defend their son when he was attacked.

The prosecutor’s office in the state of West of Jalisco appointed the alleged murderers such as Juan Manuel N., 27, and José Luis N., 24, and said they were suspicious of links with a dozen other murders. The prosecutor also published images and videos of the suspects arrested on social networks.

The spooky finding of the search group in the poster training field in Jalisco gave him a focus on forced recruitment and other tactics used by criminal gangs in Mexico, where more than 120,000 people are missing.

The disappearances shot after the government declared the war against drug trafficking groups in 2006. Around 480,000 people have been killed in a spiral of violence since then.

In addition to the discovery in the ranch, other massive tombs have been found in recent months in Mexico. In January, at least 56 bodies were discovered In unmarked massive tombs in northern Mexico, not far from the border with the United States.

TO common pit Discovered in December in a Suburb of Guadalajara with dozens of bags of dismembered body parts contained the remains of 24 people, authorities said. That same month, the Mexican authorities said they recovered a total of 31 bodies News in Chiapas, a state full of poster violence.

Groups looking for missing people Let’s say that the posters and other gangs of organized crime sometimes use ovens to incinerate their victims and leave no trace.

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