Borderwatch
10-10-2010, 07:46 AM
(CBS/AP) Mexican news media are reporting that Mexican police officials have identified two persons of interest in connection with the shooting of an American tourist on Falcon Lake, on the U.S.-Mexico border.
Tamaulipas State Police Commander Juan Carlos Ballesteros told El Universal newspaper on Saturday that authorities believe Juan Pedro Saldivar-Farias and Jose Manuel Saldivar-Farias killed Hartley.
Ballesteros told the paper that the two men are accused in numerous crimes in Mexico, including burning homes, robbing businesses and several homicides.
CBS Affiliate KGBT says it is clear how the men were identified as suspects, and that authorities have not released photographs of them.
On Friday the Mexican government said it had opened a federal investigation into the reported shooting of David Hartley.
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2010/10/10/world/main6944585.shtml
Tamaulipas State Police Commander Juan Carlos Ballesteros told El Universal newspaper on Saturday that authorities believe Juan Pedro Saldivar-Farias and Jose Manuel Saldivar-Farias killed Hartley.
Ballesteros told the paper that the two men are accused in numerous crimes in Mexico, including burning homes, robbing businesses and several homicides.
CBS Affiliate KGBT says it is clear how the men were identified as suspects, and that authorities have not released photographs of them.
On Friday the Mexican government said it had opened a federal investigation into the reported shooting of David Hartley.
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2010/10/10/world/main6944585.shtml