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The body found by Canadian police in a lake is that of young Mexican Carlos Tomás Aranda, missing since July 7, as confirmed this Thursday by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
By a declaration, Canadian authorities They indicated that investigations are underway to determine how, when, where and under what conditions the death of the young Mexican occurred.
They also expressed their condolences to the family of Carlos Tomas Aranda Burgoin, whose body was found on Tuesday August 22 at 2:30 p.m. Osoyoos Lake, in the province of British Columbia.
What happened to Carlos Aranda?
Carlos Tomás Aranda Burgoin is a young man born in Oaxaca who left for Canada in recent months in order to work.
According to the first known reports, the young Mexican was last seen on July 7 at the Brar Fruit Stand & Orchant, and that’s when his family began putting pressure on Mexican and Canadian authorities to that they find where he was.
During the period of disappearance, the Mexican consulate in Vancouver announced that, in conjunction with the Mounties and local authorities in British Columbia, they would work to find Carlos Aranda.
The young man’s parents even went to the National Palace to ask President Andrés Manuel López Obrador to speak with the Minister of Canada, Justin Trudeau, to find the young man.
On August 3, the Mexican Embassy in Canada reported the issuance of an Interpol yellow card, which offered information on Carlos Aranda’s whereabouts.
Besides Carlos Tomas, María Fernanda also died
The month of August was a month of tragedies for Mexican citizens abroad, since on August 5 the death of the young María Fernanda Sánchez was confirmed, whose body was found in Berlin, Germany.
María Fernanda Sánchez, 24, from Mexico City, She had been missing since July 22 in Berlin, so Interpol activated a search file to find the young woman.
German authorities indicated that an investigation was underway to determine the causes of the young woman’s death.
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