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Mexico / Matamoros Bodies #326424

CBS Evening News for Wednesday, Apr 12, 1989
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(Studio: Dan Rather) Mexican and Texan police reported searching for Cuban Adolfo Constanzo, believed to be leader of drug-smuggling cult that kidnapped and murdered people. Report introduced.

(Brownsville, Texas: Ron Allen) Mexican authorities reported arresting 4 men in connection with murders near Matamoros, Mexico; details given, scenes shown. University of Texas student Mark Kilroy noted among those found in grave. [Suspect Serafin HERNANDEZ GARCIA - comments on kidnapping Kilroy.] [US Customs Service spokesperson Oran NECK - says cult practices voodoo.] [Mother Helen KILROY - comments on situation.]

Reporter(s):
Allen, Ron;
Rather, Dan
Duration:
00:02:30

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