Two of four people kidnapped in Mexico after traveling from South Carolina have arrived in the United States, while the remains of the two who were killed are in the process of being returned, officials say.
The return of the two survivors was confirmed by Tamaulipas State Attorney General Irving Barrios Mojica in a Tuesday tweet.
Meanwhile, U.S. State Department spokesperson Ned Price said in a Tuesday briefing that “we are in the process of working to repatriate the remains of the two Americans who were killed in this incident.”