The family of Carlos Tomás Aranda announced that the police Canada informed them that a body had been found in Osoyoos Lake which could be that of the Mexican missing since July 7.

According to the family, a representative of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP for its acronym in English) made contact by telephone with the cousin of the 30-year-old man.

In the link it was indicated that the body which could correspond to Carlos Tomás Aranda It is in a state of decomposition which has prevented authorities from fully identifying its physical characteristics.

However, they believe it could be the young man from Oaxaca, as one of the clothes is similar to the one he wore during his last visit. The authorities will therefore be responsible for carrying out the corresponding studies to determine the identity and the causes of death.

So far, no Canadian authority has issued a statement and the statement only says that “needless to say, this news has hit the family emotionally, but they have gathered their strength to inform the Foreign Secretary of what is happening.” ‘happened. Alicia Barcenawho unhesitatingly and promptly expressed the full support of the Mexican government.

The Mister Octavio ArandaCarlos’ father, requested the necessary support to be able to return to Canada, in addition to asking the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (SRE) that he Mexican state assist you with an expert in Forensic Sciences to analyze the report that will be produced by the Canadian police.

After the news broke, the SRE confirmed that Canadian police had located a body on the banks of theOsoyoos Lake with clothes similar to those worn by Carlos Tomás Aranda on the day he was last seen.

They indicated that the forensic doctor will be responsible for carrying out the corresponding tests from the samples of DNA to determine whether or not it is Oaxaca, 30 years old.

The agency adds that the government of Mexico will support the Aranda Burgoin family in the consular assistance they need and before the Canadian authority.

Carlos Tomás Aranda Burgoin, 30, was last seen on July 7 in Brar fruit stand and orchard in British Columbia, Canada.

The young man from Oaxaca had been working for about a month, until his disappearance, on a farm in Osoyoos, where he entered after obtaining his degree in Development and Tourism at the Benito Juárez Autonomous University (UABJO).

According to Octavio Aranda, Carlos’ father, his son had a meeting with people from his work during which he was involved in an argument that forced him to leave the place where he was. Later, the Mexican arrived at a hotel to ask the staff for help, but for unknown reasons, he left the premises and ran towards a dark place.

The disappearance of the young man was reported to the organization Society for the Dignity of Migrantswhich aims to provide assistance to foreign workers in British Columbia.