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The victims may be part of a group of 17 vendors who went missing two weeks ago, who were believed to be selling household goods in the El Epazote community when they were lost contact.
On November 7, Mexican authorities discovered 11 bodies, including two minors, in an abandoned pickup truck on a boulevard in Chilpancingo, the capital of the southern state of Guerrero.
The Guerrero State Attorney's Office said that following an anonymous tip received on the evening of November 6, authorities went to the location of the truck containing the victims' bodies abandoned in the Parador del Marques area of Chilpancingo City.
A forensic team has been sent to the scene to identify the victims and authorities are investigating as a murder.
According to local media, the victims may be part of a group of 17 vendors who went missing two weeks ago.
The men were believed to be selling household goods in the El Epazote community when they lost contact, prompting authorities to launch a search.
On November 5, the military said it would deploy troops, including special forces, to search for the missing people. Authorities suspect that “Los Ardillos” – one of Guerrero’s most dangerous criminal groups – kidnapped them.
Guerrero state has been plagued by violence for years, due to rampant drug trafficking and production.
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