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Volunteer searchers in northern Mexico have unearthed 17 bodies and skeletal remains that were buried in backyards and under patios of houses in a low-income housing development. On Sunday, prosecutors in the northern border state of Sonora said the bodies had been stacked in four clandestine burial pits. The search continued on Monday. According to the state prosecutor's office, additional finds were made at abandoned houses in the city of Ciudad Obregon. The victims are believed to have been killed between six months and a year ago. The subjects will undergo specialized forensics tests to confirm their identities.

https://abcnews.go.com/International/wireStory/mexico-finds-17-bodies-buried-backyards-patios-83438526

A fire in a palm tree forest in Baja California Sur, Mexico has damaged or destroyed at least 40 homes. The fire occurred in the small town of Santiago, about 55 kilometers north of San José del Cabo, and burned at least 50 hectares of forest. The area's characteristic high winds fanned the flames, making it difficult for firefighters to extinguish the blaze. Citizens in the area were evacuated from their homes. There were 10 cases of smoke inhalation but documented, but no deaths or serious injuries.

https://mexiconewsdaily.com/news/fire-destroys-homes-baja-california-sur/

Residents of Puerto Madero are furious after more than 6,300 barrels of crude oil leaked into a protected area of the Ecuadorian Amazon. Locals say the oil has made its way into the sand and water in areas where children typically play and it may take up to 20 years for it to return to normal. Bolivia Buenano, a resident of the area, said, "[No one can] bathe normally in the river, nor drink from here, there is no fish, there is nothing." Buenano has joined a clean up crew assembled by oil transport company OCP, the owner of the pipeline that caused the oil spill. According to OCP, more than 84 percent of the crude has been recovered, but not before damage was done. The oil polluted 21,000 square meters (226,000 square feet) of the Cayambe Coca nature reserve and flowed into the Coca River, an important water source for many riverbank communities.

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/2/3/oil-everywhere-ecuador-amazonians-seethe-over-new-spill

At least 11 people are dead and four others are missing after an explosion at a coal mine in the Tasco municipality of Colombia’s Boyaca province. The accident occurred on Saturday night and was caused by a buildup of methane in the mine. Officials fear that those who are missing died in the explosion. Accidents in the mining sector occur relatively regularly as some operations are illegal, or do not properly enforce safety standards. However, the mine in question did have approval from Tasco to operate. Colombia experienced 128 mining accidents in 2021, which killed 148 people. So far this year, 19 mining accidents have happened, killing 36 people.

https://www.arabnews.com/node/2033041/world

Mexican officials are investigating reports that roughly 17 people were killed in the state of Michoacan. The investigation was launched after a video appeared on the internet showing gunmen storming a funeral wake and dragging mourners outside to be killed. President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has asked for patience as the chief prosecutor’s office investigates the event. The video, which appears to have been shot through a neighboring window with a high vantage point, shows the victims lined up against a wall with rifles pointed at them before gunfire prompts the person filming to hide. When the video returns to show the same spot on the street, only smoke and dust are visible. The incident occurred in an area where the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG), the New Michoacan Family and Los Caballeros Templarios have been fighting ongoing turf wars.

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/2/28/mexico-investigating-reports-17-shot-dead-during-wake

According to municipal officials, more than 10,000 residents of Jerez, Zacatecas, Mexico have been forced to flee their homes due to ongoing gang violence in the area. The recent violence has been a result of a turf war between the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) and the Sinaloa Cartel, Mexico's two most powerful cartels. Jerez government secretary Marco Antonio Vargas stated that people have been displaced from 18 different communities within the municipality. Most of the displaced people are temporarily living with friends or family nearby while others have decided to travel north to seek asylum in the United States. The army has sent at least 10 armored all-terrain vehicles into the state, an indication that authorities intend to intensify their fight against organized crime.

https://mexiconewsdaily.com/news/10000-forced-from-homes-by-gang-violence-zacatecas/

In Colombia on Wednesday, guerillas of the National Liberation Army (ELN) blew up a bridge, set fire to vehicles, blocked roads and set off bombs that injured eight people. The rebel group is holding a three-day strike to protest the government's economic and social policies. The offensive comes less than three weeks before legislative elections. The most serious attacks occurred in Pailitas, a municipality in northern Cesar province, where members of ELN blew up a bridge and halted traffic. They have said in a statement that the strike will last until Saturday morning.

https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/eln-rebels-blow-up-bridge-injure-eight-attacks-across-colombia-government-2022-02-23/

According to Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro, two military personnel were killed and two others were injured when a helicopter crashed in the state of Lara on Tuesday. The helicopter in question was a Russian-made Mi-17. The aircraft burst into flames after crashing but the injured pilot and co-pilot were pulled to safety by locals. The Venezuelan army released a statement saying that the crash occurred during "a supply mission to border protection bases." Thus far, it is unclear why the helicopter went down but Maduro has launched an investigation to determine the cause.

https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20220223-two-venezuela-military-officers-killed-in-helicopter-crash

According to Rio de Janeiro's state civil defense, the death toll from last week's mudslides and floods in Petropolis, Brazil reached 176 as of Monday. More than 110 people are still missing. Downpours in the city exceeded the average for the entire month of February last Tuesday alone, causing mudslides that flooded streets, destroyed houses, washed away cars and buses, and left gashes hundreds of yards wide on the region's mountainsides. Several other Brazilian states have sent additional personnel to help search for victims that are still missing and clean up debris.

https://www.reuters.com/business/environment/death-toll-brazils-petropolis-mudslides-floods-hits-176-more-than-110-missing-2022-02-21/

At least two people have been killed after a magnitude 6.2 earthquake struck southwestern Guatemala on Wednesday. Guatemala's disaster agency, the National Coordinator for Disaster Reduction (CONRED), measured the earthquake at a magnitude of 6.8. The quake occurred at a depth of 96 km (60 miles), with the epicenter 16 km east of the town of Tiquisate, and was strong enough to collapse roofs and trigger landslides. The two fatalities were reported at 8:30 a.m. local time: one woman in the city of Mixco and one man in Quetzaltenango. Both died from heart attacks. The initial temblor was followed by two aftershocks that were above magnitude 4.

https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/guatemala-earthquake-triggers-rockfalls-uproots-trees-2022-02-16/

At least 94 people have been killed by flooding and mudslides in Brazil's mountain town of Petropolis. Torrential downpours caused landslides that buried homes, flooded the streets and washed away cars and buses. According to authorities, more than 80 homes were struck by mudslides and the death toll is expected to rise. Petropolis' city hall has declared three days of mourning and people who have been displaced have been moved to schools and shelters. More than 300 people have been forced to leave their homes. Since December, heavy rains have triggered flooding and mudslides several times causing deaths, delayed harvests and a short delay in mining operations in Minas Gerais.

https://www.reuters.com/business/environment/heavy-rain-leaves-least-34-dead-brazils-petropolis-2022-02-16/

Gummen in Mexico have killed nine people mourning the death of a man who died in jail last week. The killings took place during two separate attacks in the northern city of Ciudad Juárez. The assailants first burst into a private home where mourners had gathered for a wake for the deceased man and killed two women and a man. Several hours later, gunmen attacked the location of the funeral service, killing six more people. Investigators believe that the two attacks were carried out by the same criminal organization. Ciudad Juárez has one of the highest murder rates in the country, with most of those murders being linked to rivalries between local drug gangs.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-60374881

Heber López, the director for online publication Noticias Web, was murdered Thursday afternoon in Salina Cruz, Oaxaca, Mexico. He is the fifth journalist to be killed in the country this year, in what has already been a particularly dangerous year for media personnel. According to state officials, two men approached and shot López as he entered a home in the Barrio El Espinal neighborhood. The two alleged shooters are now in custody. The murder comes just days after an armed attack on another Oaxaca journalist, Pluma Digital Noticias director José Ignacio Santiago Martínez. The Federal Mechanism for the Protection of Journalists had provided Santiago Martínez with two bodyguards, who were with him at the time of the attack. He was not injured.

https://mexiconewsdaily.com/news/journalist-murdered-in-oaxaca/

According to the mayor of Quito, Ecuador, 28 people have been killed in the city in the biggest flood to hit the country in two decades. The incident also left 52 others injured, seven of whom have been hospitalized. Rescue personnel are still searching for a 38-year-old woman who has gone missing. A torrential downpour drenched the city for 17 hours straight, causing flooding and waves of mud that damaged roads, agricultural areas, clinics, schools, a police station and an electrical substation. Heavy rains have affected 22 of Ecuador's 24 provinces, resulting in at least 44 deaths in total.

https://nnn.ng/ecuador-capital-flooding-toll/

A mudslide, triggered by heavy rains, swept into a residential area of Pereira, Colombia Tuesday morning, killing at least 14 people and injuring another 35. One person has been reported missing in the incident. Pereira Mayor Carlos Maya has confirmed the death toll and warned that the risk of landslides in the area still exists. He has urged people to leave to avoid further casualties. More than 60 homes have been evacuated by officials as teams assessed the damage and remaining risk. Colombian President Ivan Duque has sent his condolences to the families of the victims.

https://abcnews.go.com/International/wireStory/mudslide-kills-14-people-injures-35-colombia-82750987

At least 18 homicides were recorded in Zacatecas, Mexico, on Saturday, the highest number of murders in a day for any state this year. Ten victims were found on the street in Fresnillo and six more in a warehouse in General Pánfilo Natera. Murders also occurred in at least two other municipalities. Criminal organizations are believed to be responsible for most, if not all, of the homicides. A turf war between the Jalisco New Generation Cartel and the Sinaloa Cartel is taking place in Zacatecas, which is located on a drug trafficking route between Mexico's Pacific coast ports and the United States border. No arrests have yet been reported in connection with the homicides.

https://mexiconewsdaily.com/news/zacatecas-18-killed-one-day/

A light plane carrying tourists visiting the Nazca Lines in Peru has crashed, killing all seven people on board. Local officials say that the victims included three Dutch tourists, two Chilean tourists and two Peruvian members of the crew. According to Juan Tirado, a local firefighter, the plane crashed near the Maria Reiche airfield in the city of Nazca. The Nazca Lines is a Unesco world heritage site that is home to hundreds of massive geoglyphs dating back more than 2000 years and is frequently viewed from a plane to get the best view.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/feb/04/peru-plane-crash-nazca-lines-tourists

At least 20 people are dead and 74 others have been hospitalized after consuming tainted co***ne in Argentina. Investigators believe that the drug was either laced with some kind of poison or cut with another substance. It appears as though everybody who was affected had acquired the drug from the same shantytown. Nine people have been arrested in connection with the distribution and investigators are waiting for the results of post-mortem examinations to compare drugs seized in the raid to the ones consumed by the victims. The regional security minister has encouraged anybody who has bought co***ne in the past 24 hours to throw it away.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-60235154

Body: At least 22 people were killed in Ecuador after heavy rain caused a landslide in the capital city of Quito. The rainfall was the heaviest the country has experienced in almost 20 years and carried mud and rocks down the slope of the nearby Pichincha volcano. Weather experts say that the rain that hit the mountain was almost 40 times as severe as expected. More than 47 people were injured and 16 are still missing after the landslide. Additionally, a recreation ground and eight houses were engulfed, and cars were swept away during the incident. Rescue personnel are searching homes and streets covered in mud to find those who are still missing.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-60211539

At least 24 people have died since Friday after torrential downpours struck São Paulo, causing flooding and landslides. According to State Civil Defense, at least eight children are among the dead and more than 1,546 families have been displaced. Authorities have deployed a group of firefighters, military police and civil defense personnel to help in cities that have been impacted. Additionally, roughly 15 million reais (about $2.8 million) will be allocated to the ten hardest-hit municipalities. Brazil has been experiencing an increase in average rainfall, as well as extreme rain events, since the 1960s and experts expect that those figures will continue to rise in coming years.

https://www.cnn.com/2022/01/31/americas/brazil-floods-landslides-climate-intl/index.html

At least 13 people are dead and ten others are injured after their van overturned and flipped into a ditch on a highway in central Mexico. Twelve of the victims, including two children, died at the scene while the last one died later at the hospital. The accident occurred near the city of Lagos de Moreno, on a highway that links Guanajuato and Jalisco. The occupants of the van are believed to be Catholic pilgrims who were visiting a shrine in the nearby town of San Juan de los Lagos. It is common for Catholics to make this pilgrimage this time of year.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/13-killed-10-injured-accident-mexico-highway-rcna14088

At least seven people were killed and three others wounded in an armed attack in Zamora, Michoacán, Mexico. Gunmen entered a cantina locally known as "La Casa Azul" on Thursday night and opened fire. According to the Michoacán Attorney's General Office, the victims consisted of four women and three men, aged 22 to 72. Municipal and state police, as well as members of the National Guard, have gone to the scene of the crime but no arrests have been made. Michoacán has experienced more murders than any other Mexican state this year, with more than 200 victims since January 1.

https://mexiconewsdaily.com/news/zamora-michoacan-massacre-homicides/

Three American tourists have been killed in a car accident while vacationing in Costa Rica. According to the Organismo de Investigacion Judicial (OIJ), the accident occurred when the vehicle containing the tourists performed an illegal U-turn. The victims have been identified as Roland Terrel, 58; Teri Terrel Bullock, 56; and Rachel Abadie, 50. Two other occupants of the car, including the driver, survived but were injured in the accident. The passengers in the other vehicle involved were not injured. This is the second accident that caused three or more fatalities in Costa Rica this month. Seventeen days prior, two Americans, a Swiss and a Costa Rican died in a collision in Miramar de Montes de Oro.

https://qcostarica.com/three-american-tourists-died-in-traffic-accident/

At least eight people are dead and seven are wounded after a prison riot broke out in Colima City, Mexico. Seven inmates were found dead at the scene while the eighth died from their injuries at the hospital. The riot started at about 9 a.m. on Tuesday at the Social Readaptation Center and was brought under control about an hour later. During a search after the incident, police found improvised sharp weapons, a firearm and telephones. Those who were injured have been transported to various hospital units and are receiving medical attention. This is the fifth incident of this nature in facilities in Colima in the last two years.

https://mexiconewsdaily.com/news/8-inmates-dead-colima-prison-riot/

Two moderate earthquakes shook southwest Haiti on Monday, resulting in at least two deaths and dozens of injuries. Many of those who were injured are schoolchildren. A magnitude 5.3 quake occurred at 8:16 a.m. and was followed by a magnitude 5.1 quake about an hour later. Both were centered on Haiti's southern peninsula. Hundreds of homes were also damaged in the incident, leaving people scared to re-enter their homes for fear of a collapse. The same region was struck by a magnitude 7.2 earthquake last August, which killed more than 2,200 people and damaged more than 137,500 homes.

https://abcnews.go.com/International/wireStory/quakes-shake-southern-haiti-damage-reported-82440277

On Thursday, Peruvian President Pedro Castillo declared an environmental emergency as officials struggle to contain a huge oil spill at the country's largest refinery. The spill occurred after a volcanic eruption in Tonga caused massive waves, striking a nearby ship unloading crude oil. According to Environment Minister Ruben Ramirez, about 6,000 barrels were spilled in the incident, leaving oil on 21 beaches. Peru's Agency for Environmental Assessment and Enforcement (OEFA) said in a statement that the spill has affected 1.7 million square meters of land and 1.2 million square meters in the sea. A spokesperson for La Pampilla refinery said they are not responsible for the spill and instead blamed the Peruvian Navy for not issuing a tsunami warning earlier.

https://www.reuters.com/business/environment/perus-castillo-decrees-major-oil-spill-an-environmental-emergency-2022-01-20/

According to Brazil's Health Ministry, the country recorded 137,103 new COVID-19 cases on Tuesday, setting a new record for most cases in a 24 hour period in the country. There were also 351 deaths reported during the same period of time, the highest since November. The previous record for new infections was set last June, at 115,228 cases. These infections are being driven by the highly-contagious omicron variant that has been sweeping across the world. The spread of this variant has filled up medical facilities in Brazil, prompting officials to provide additional resources and deploy more health workers to help manage the surge. The country has recorded 23.2 million virus cases and over 620,000 deaths since the beginning of the pandemic. Brazil has experienced the third highest number of deaths from the virus, after the United States and Russia.

https://thehill.com/policy/international/americas/590416-covid-19-infections-hit-new-high-in-brazil

Unusually high waves, attributed to the eruption of an undersea volcano in Tonga, caused an oil spill in Peru on Sunday. Authorities were able to get the spill under control in a matter of hours. According to the Peruvian Civil Defense Institute, the spill started when strong waves struck a ship that was loading oil into La Pampilla refinery. Government officials have not yet stated how many gallons of oil were spilled in the incident but did say there are ongoing efforts by local and federal authorities to clean up the coast. Authorities have also closed beaches in the area to the public since Sunday.

https://www.staradvertiser.com/2022/01/17/breaking-news/waves-from-eruption-in-tonga-cause-oil-spill-in-peru/

A historic heatwave with temperatures up to 45C (113F) has hit Argentina and knocked out power grids around the country. More than 700,000 people in Buenos Aires have been left without power. Hot, dry air was pushed into the region by the Pacific Ocean’s La Nina weather pattern, causing the hottest day in the country since 1957. There has also been a lack of rainfall that has caused water levels in the Parana river to drop to an almost 80 year low. Electricity companies in Argentina have blamed the power cuts on a huge spike in energy demand caused by the heatwave. Cooler temperatures are expected to arrive on Sunday.

https://www.independent.co.uk/climate-change/news/argentina-heatwave-blackouts-global-warming-b1991491.html

At least 12 people in Brazil's Minas Gerais state have been killed in landslides this week, as the region was battered with heavy rainfall. Authorities are still monitoring dams that they believe could be at risk of breaking from the excess rain. In one instance, firefighters found five members from the same family buried on a hillside near the state capital, Belo Horizonte. Two hours away, in Sao Gonçalo do Rio Abaixo, a young girl was killed when the wall of her bedroom collapsed while she was sleeping. In Ervalia, a 20-year-old died when a bar collapsed. Details about the other five deaths weren't immediately available but reports indicate that three of them occurred in Caratinga. At least 145 municipalities have been in a state of emergency due to flooding, with 17,000 people forced to leave their homes.

https://apnews.com/article/science-brazil-belo-horizonte-82312070addea36a248fe73e00cf9b04

At least 400 undocumented migrants have been left homeless after a massive fire ripped through Laguna Verde, a shantytown in Iquique City, Chile. Laguna Verde is located near the border with Peru and Bolivia and is usually the first place that migrants settle temporarily before they move to other cities or try to regularize their migration status. The settlement's overcrowded condition, narrow passages and lack of water network made it difficult to extinguish the flames. Authorities believe that there were no fatalities during the incident and have ruled out the possibility that the fire was set intentionally. They have opened up at least two schools to temporarily shelter those who lost their homes. Tarapaca Region Presidential Delegate, Miguel Quezada, said that authorities will also set up a social safety net to ensure that the victims can normalize their migration status and receive food donations while the houses are being rebuilt.

https://www.telesurenglish.net/news/Chile-Mass-Fire-Leaves-400-Migrants-Homeless-In-Iquique-City--20220111-0004.html

At least seven people are dead and several others were injured after a string of attacks in Guanajuato state, Mexico. Two men and two women were killed at about 7 a.m. after armed men entered a property near Acámbaro. Later, at around 9 p.m., two men and a woman were killed inside a residence in the center of Irapuato. In another incident, six people were wounded at a wedding when four gunmen entered the event venue and opened fire. Five of the victims sustained injuries to their legs and feet while the sixth was struck in the lower back and side of the head. Guanajuato is expected to be named the state with the most homicides for the fourth consecutive year, pending data from December. The state recorded 3,239 homicides between January and November.

https://mexiconewsdaily.com/news/7-people-dead-in-guanajuato-killings/

At least ten people have been killed and another 32 are injured after a portion of a cliff collapsed and fell onto leisure boats on a Brazilian lake. Three vessels were struck by falling rock. Initial reports stated that 20 people were missing but most of them were accounted for after checking hospital records. The collapse occurred at about 11 a.m. local time in Minas Gerais state. According to fire officials, the accident occurred after days of rain in the state, which had made the cliff face more susceptible to collapse. Out of the 32 injured, nine people are still being treated at the hospital. Authorities are currently working to identify the deceased.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-59923900

At least 75 people are dead and dozens others are injured after a gasoline tanker overturned and exploded in northern Haiti. The explosion unleashed a fireball that engulfed homes and businesses in the vicinity. The blast occurred shortly after midnight in Cap-Haitien, the country's second largest city. Reports indicate that the tanker was trying to avoid an oncoming motorcycle when it flipped. Onlookers then rushed to the scene with buckets to scoop up the valuable gasoline that was spilling out of the tanker before it detonated from coming in contact with a pile of smoldering trash. Hospitals in the area are struggling to treat the injured due to insufficient staffing and medical equipment. Some of the burn victims are now being treated by teams from Doctors Without Borders.

https://apnews.com/article/caribbean-haiti-ea8356ed1e9cd97041c0dafec09cb6f6

Two police officers and a suspected attacker have been killed in bomb blasts at an airport in the city of Cucuta near Colombia's Venezuelan border. The suspected attacker managed to gain access to the runway by crossing a wire fence at the Camilo Daza International Airport. Colombian Defense Minister Diego Molano described it as an act of terrorism and suggested the attack may have been carried out by Colombian rebels based in Venezuela. The first blast occurred at 5 a.m. local time, when a man carrying explosives tried to climb over a fence into the runway and accidentally detonated the explosives. The man was killed instantly. About an hour later, explosives experts found a suspicious suitcase that exploded, killing two police officers.

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2021/12/14/two-police-attacker-killed-bombings-airport-colombia

Seven bodies have been found on a road near the Amanalco-Valle de Bravo highway in México state; all of the victims had died from gunshot wounds. The deceased were found in the community of San Lucas, about 70 kilometers from the state capital, Toluca. Residents in the area said that an intense gun battle had broken out in the area earlier in the day. Five of the victims were found beside a Nissan sedan, the sixth was inside the vehicle and the seventh was found in a nearby ravine. Mexico experienced its two most violent years in 2019 and 2020, with 34,690 and 34,558 murders occurring each year, respectively.

https://mexiconewsdaily.com/news/7-bodies-mexico-state/

According to a report published on Monday, Colombian police were responsible for the deaths of eleven people during sweeping protests against police brutality in September of 2020. The report, which has been backed by the United Nations and the office of the mayor of Bogotá, was published following an independent study. Carlos Negret, a former ombudsman of the country, led the investigation. Negret referred to the incident as "a police massacre" and went on to say that “a decisive political and operational leadership, based on rights, was needed at national and local levels to avoid this happening.” The protests broke out after a video surfaced of police killing a father of two by holding him down and tasering him after he was detained for breaking COVID restrictions.

https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2021/dec/13/police-massacre-deaths-11-protesters-2020-report

At least 54 people have been killed, and dozens others are injured, after the semi truck transporting them overturned in Mexico's Chiapas state. More than 150 people, said to be migrants from South America, were crammed into the truck at the time of the accident. Sabina Lopez, a local who rushed to the scene immediately after the crash, said the impact broke the trailer in half and tore the roof off. Isaias Diaz, who arrived 15 minutes after the crash and helped paramedics with the victims who were still alive, said he saw a number of children who had been injured. Hundreds of thousands of migrants fleeing poverty and violence cross through Mexico each year, and deaths while traveling aren't uncommon. According to the International Organization for Migration, more than 650 migrants have died trying to cross the border this year alone.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-59603801

According to authorities, six Mexican nationals are accused of kidnapping nine people, including three U.S. citizens, and killing six of them. The Tijuana-based group is in the custody of Mexican officials and will face charges there. The group is accused in the US of operating a kidnapping gang last year, luring victims under false pretenses before holding them at gunpoint and brutally beating them. After the victims were assaulted, the attackers would contact relatives of the victims to demand money or vehicles for their release. If the ransom wasn't paid, the victim would be killed. However, the group is also accused of murdering victims even after the ransom had been paid in a number of instances. A federal grand jury indicted the group on charges of conspiracy to commit hostage taking resulting in death, conspiracy to commit extortion and other crimes.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/mexican-nationals-accused-kidnapping-9-murdering-6-3-us-citizens-rcna7966