Five University Students Found Murdered in Northern Mexico

The victims, all medical students at the Latina University of Mexico, were discovered in a car in a region known for cartel violence.

Five university students were found dead, their bodies stuffed in a car on a remote road in northern Mexico.
The victims, all male, were studying at the Latina University of Mexico in Celaya.
Authorities believe the students died from gunshot wounds to their heads and signs of assault were evident.
No arrests have been made and a motive remains under investigation.
The area where the bodies were found has been plagued by cartel violence, including a car bomb incident in Celaya a few months ago.