Arizona Women Killed in Shooting: Bullet-Riddled SUV Found on Mexican Highway

Prosecutors in Mexico stated this week that two women from Arizona were shot and killed on a rogue section of highway.

According to the Sonora attorney general’s office, the bodies of two women—one 72 years old and the other 82 years old—were found in a white Nissan Pathfinder that had been flipped over and was covered with gunshot holes.

This happened on the side of the Sonoyta-Caborca highway, close to a village outside the Mexico border.

Arizona Women Killed in Shooting Bullet-Riddled SUV Found on Mexican Highway

The women, who were only named by their first names—Enedina and Ubaldina—had dual nationality with both the United States and Mexico, according to a security source who spoke with Reuters.

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According to the prosecution, the women originally hail from Caborca.

According to the prosecutor’s office, while searching for the gunman or gunmen, officers discovered a stolen blue Ford F-150 truck, which contained a cache of ammunition, four AK-47 weapons, three bulletproof vests, and magazines and cartridges.

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