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Six people found dead in boxcar in Laredo, Texas, police say


By Noel Randewich

May 10 (Reuters) – Six bodies were found on Sunday ‌in a train boxcar ‌in Laredo, Texas, according to police.

A Union ​Pacific worker discovered them in a train yard at a remote location near the Mexican border, and ‌police and firefighters ⁠later confirmed they had died, said Laredo Police Investigator ⁠Joe Baeza.

Police have not determined how they died, Baeza said. The ​investigation is ​ongoing, he ​said.

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There were no ‌survivors, he said.

Police did not say where the individuals were from.

Past instances of multiple deaths in trains and tractor trailers not far ‌from the U.S.-Mexico border ​have involved migrants, ​including a ​2022 incident in which ‌53 were found dead ​in an ​abandoned truck with malfunctioning air conditioning on the outskirts of ​San Antonio.

(Reporting ‌by Noel Randewich in San ​Francisco; Editing by Sergio Non ​and Tom Hogue)



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