6 more bodies found in Mexico border pits

Six more bodies have been found in the boarder pits by the Mexican investigators reaching 122 in total.

More than 28 bodies were found previously at once. Attorney General Marisela Morales said that investigators are in search of more bodies in the pit. A total of 17 expected tied to the brutal Zetas drug gang have been under arrested for killings in the northern state of Tamaulipas, some of whom have allegedly admitted to kidnapping passengers from buses and killing them. The bodies were taken to morgue in Matamoros, Texas, across the border. Some hours earlier the investigators also had found the remains of skeletons in the pit, the authority said. Felipe Calderon, President, said that there was a 19-years-old boy who confessed of killing more than 200 people. It has been reported that the pits in Sinaloa were discovered by the local farmers after unwanted order were scattered towards the town. While in Sonora the pits were discovered on Wednesday, where one pit contained body of a man and second pit contained three corpses. Seven pits were found late Tuesday.

The entire victim’s age ranged from 30-35 years and the bodies were of around 10-12 days old. Sinaloa is home to Mexico's most powerful drug alliance.