translated from Spanish: Without identifying mine-based bodies in Choix

Choix, Sinaloa. The two bodies that were found lifeless inside an abandoned mine in the vicinity of los Cedritos de Chinitos village belonging to Vaca’s syndicature, Choix, last Tuesday have not been handed over to their loved ones because they will be given DNA tests to know their identity. Since February 14 of the current year Rosario Mendívil and Adam Torres, they were reported missing when they were going to cut firewood between the communities La Tasajera and El Mezquite.
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Authorities are investigating whether these are the missing young people. Read more: Videos. Armed attack is captured and frightens truck and square in Ciudad Obregón; Kill a manThe bodies were reported Monday morning to emergency service 911, but authorities came hours later and confirmed the fact.

The elements of the Urban Mixed Operations Base (BOMU) were tasked with climbing the mountains and lowering the bodies to Choix and handing them over to the state’s investigative policemen and experts. Because the bodies were in advanced decomposition, it has not been possible to confirm whether they had white gun injuries, blows or bullet hits among others.

Balaceras in Choix, Sinaloa leave two dead and one injured

Original source in Spanish