He body of an American missing since last February 11, he was found in a clandestine grave on the Baja California peninsula, northwest of Mexico.
According to the attorney general of the state of Baja California Sur, Daniel de la Rosathe remains of Wilmer Trivett, 80 years old, were located by a trained dog near the town of Todos los Santos, on the Pacific coast. It is reported that the man he was camping in the area with his van trailer, which had been found on fire on February 23.
It is reported that a man, identified as Juan Héctor ‘N’, and his sister Joseline Guadalupe “N” were arrested on March 23 in connection with the homicide which presumably originated in a accident traffic in which the three were involved.
The authorities point out that the victim he had paid about $2,500 in damages and injuries to the brothers; However, apparently, they considered the amount insufficient, so they kidnapped him and murdered.
It is reported that the man was a native of the town of Markleeville, California, and used to travel through the Baja California peninsula in the company of his wife, who passed away in 2019. Trivett had resumed his trips to Mexico last year. After his disappearancehis family launched a campaign to locate him.
Source: RT in Spanish