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Police release 'person of interest'; Mexican government helping family
BALTIMORE - Baltimore police say they've released the initial "person of interest" they questioned after the slayings of three children yesterday.
That man was not charged. Two relatives of the children -- 22-year-old Policarpio Espinosa and 17-year-old Alan Espinosa Canela -- are charged with three counts each of first-degree murder.
The Mexican government identified Policarpio Espinosa as the children's uncle and Adan Espinosa Canela as their cousin.
Officials in Mexico have also identified the children's parents as Ricardo Espinosa, Mimi Quesada and Maria Andrea Espejo. It's not known who the parents of each child were.
The government of Mexico is helping the children's family, offering legal and financial aid to the stricken parents. The Foreign Relations Department says the parents were undocumented immigrants and that their children were born in Mexico City and the state of Veracruz.
http://www.insidebaltimore.com/news/local/04-05-28-slain-kids2.shtml
BALTIMORE - Baltimore police say they've released the initial "person of interest" they questioned after the slayings of three children yesterday.
That man was not charged. Two relatives of the children -- 22-year-old Policarpio Espinosa and 17-year-old Alan Espinosa Canela -- are charged with three counts each of first-degree murder.
The Mexican government identified Policarpio Espinosa as the children's uncle and Adan Espinosa Canela as their cousin.
Officials in Mexico have also identified the children's parents as Ricardo Espinosa, Mimi Quesada and Maria Andrea Espejo. It's not known who the parents of each child were.
The government of Mexico is helping the children's family, offering legal and financial aid to the stricken parents. The Foreign Relations Department says the parents were undocumented immigrants and that their children were born in Mexico City and the state of Veracruz.
http://www.insidebaltimore.com/news/local/04-05-28-slain-kids2.shtml