In Puebla, nine corpses were discovered in a chilling find. Five women and four men were found with evident signs of violence on the Cuacnopalan-Oaxaca road, at the borders between Puebla and Tlaxcala. The macabre discovery prompted an immediate response from authorities, including members of the Mexican Army, State Police, and National Guard stationed in Tehuacán, who cordoned off the area.
The State Attorney General's Office, in collaboration with forensic experts, conducted the corresponding investigations and gathered evidence at the scene. It is speculated that the presence of these bodies may be related to the disappearance of seven young people from Tlaxcala who were reported missing after traveling to Huatulco, Oaxaca, on February 27.
Despite the severity of this discovery, the Secretary of Public Security, Francisco Sánchez González, denied that the events took place in Puebla territory. He stated that investigations are ongoing and results are expected to confirm whether the bodies correspond to the missing young people from Tlaxcala. Sánchez González assured that, although the situation is developing, more details about the case will soon be disclosed.
The find of the dismembered corpses occurred in an abandoned dark-colored Vento vehicle on the mentioned road. Additionally, other bodies with signs of violence and gunfire were found a few meters from the unit, intensifying the impact of this tragic scene. The police quickly arrived at the site after the discovery, causing shock in the region and throughout the country due to the brutality of the event.
