Father and Son Missing in Mexico Reunited with Family After Being Released

Father and Son Missing in Mexico Reunited with Family After Being Released


The office of Quintana Roo’s Attorney General has deactivated the public alert for 18-year-old Johan Camara and 48-year-old Louis Camara.  Information is not forthcoming at this hour, but our newsroom understands that the men were released at a location and were then reunited with their family.  Our newsroom was told that the men have been taken to a medical facility where they are being examined.  Police in Quintana Roo are yet to acquire a statement from the men, but once that is done it is expected that a clearer picture would be had on what really transpired.  The father and son had gone missing on Tuesday in Subteniente Lopez in the Othon P Blanco municipality of Quintana Roo, Mexico.  Accounts from family members say that the men were intercepted and forced into another vehicle and taken away. 

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