The bodies of Nixon Giovanni Perez and Glendy Marisol Gonzalez were discovered with hands bound in a sugarcane field
Deported Guatemalan couple found dead, infant alive beside them
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A Guatemalan couple who were deported from the United States were found dead in a sugarcane field in Guatemala, with their hands tied behind their backs, according to local authorities. Their 1-year-old child was discovered alive beside them. The victims were identified as Nixon Giovanni Perez and Glendy Marisol Gonzalez. The motive for the killings remains unclear, and an investigation is underway.
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Nixon Giovanni Perez and Glendy Marisol Gonzalez were discovered with their hands tied behind their backs in a sugarcane field
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesGuatemalan couple found dead after US deportation with 1-year-old found alive beside them.
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Nixon Giovanni Perez and Glendy Marisol Gonzalez were discovered with their hands tied behind their backs in a sugarcane field
omitted byCentercovered byLeft sideGuatemalan couple found dead after US deportation with 1-year-old found alive beside them.
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