Chetumal, Q.R. — Three men from a group of nine reported missing in Chetumal from the state of Nayarit have been found. On Tuesday, the State Attorney General reported locating the men who had been missing since September 3.
“Jack Iván Ibarra Mendoza, Juan Alejandro Delgado González and Roberto Carlos Corona Ramos, who arrived in Quintana Roo for a job offer, but were allegedly victims of illegal deprivation of liberty when they were forcibly removed from the hotel where they were staying,” authorities said in a statement.
Members of the International Group were the ones who located the three Nayarit residents, who will soon be returned to their families in their home state.
Six other men of the nine missing were found near the state capital’s bus terminal on September 23. All of them arrived in Quintana Roo in mid-July of this year to work, presumably at the hotel where they were housed.
The State Attorney General said they are continuing their investigation to clarify the events that affected the nine Nayarit residents, as well as to find those responsible for their disappearance and bring them to justice.
