Mexico’s Reforma has
reported that at least one body has been found as part of an ongoing investigation
in the building that houses the Guadalajara Students Federation.
The body was buried in an area near the handball court.
Sources close to the investigation were unsure whether or not there were other
bodies, though investigators are looking in a cistern to see if there are more human
remains.
No one is presently in custody, and the building was empty when
the investigation commenced. Reforma noted that this was odd, as usually there are dozens of students in the building in the evenings.
The
investigation is being led by Department of the State Attorney General of
Jalisco. It began last night (December 13), and was conducted under a search
warrant.
The name of the
victim, as well as a motive for the murder, has not been revealed.
However, family
and friends of four students missing since Friday went to the
vicinity of the Student Federation building
to see if they could find their missing loved ones.
María del Rosario Guerrero, grandmother of a 16-year-old
student at the University of Guadalajara Preparatory School 8, said her
grandson has not come home since last Friday.
She said that her grandson, along with three others and the
father of one of the students, came to the Student Federation building to inquire
of about lowering the fees charged for working in food stalls located on Calle
Carlos Pereira, where the building is located.
She further stated that two people mentioned that they were at the
the premises last Friday, and when they left the five people were
still there.
Relatives
of at
least another two young men came to inquire. They then decided to move on to the offices of the State Attorney to inquire about their relatives.
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