1 of 17Maria de los Dolores Romero Medina, 36, sits in a room surrounded by an altar dedicated to her late son, Jose Eugenio Hernandez Romero, 14, in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, Monday, Sept. 24, 2018. Her son was detained by Mexican marines on April 23rd at a convenience store according to witnesses. Two other people went missing at the same store 10 Photo: JERRY LARA / San Antonio Express-News 2 of 17During an interview at her house in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico on Monday, Sept. 24, 2018, Maria de los Dolores Romero Medina, 36, shows newspaper articles on her son death. Her son was detained by Mexican marines on April 23rd at a convenience store according to witnesses. Two other people went missing at the same store 10 days earlier. The teenÕs Photo: JERRY LARA / San Antonio Express-News 3 of 17During an interview at her house in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico on Monday, Sept. 24, 2018, Maria de los Dolores Romero Medina, 36, shows newspaper articles on her son death. Her son was detained by Mexican marines on April 23rd at a convenience store according to witnesses. Two other people went missing at the same store 10 days earlier. The teenÕs Photo: JERRY LARA / San Antonio Express-News 4 of 17Maria de los Dolores Romero Medina, 36, talks about her late sonÕs life during an interview at her house in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, Monday, Sept. 24, 2018. According to witnesses, her son Jose Eugenio Hernandez Romero, 14, was detained by […]
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