Nixon Giovanni Pérez Paz, 43, and Glendy Marisol González de la Cruz, 25, were found shot and bound in a sugarcane field in Guatemala weeks after González de la Cruz returned to the country following Pérez Paz's deportation by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Their 14-month-old daughter was discovered near her mother's body and is recovering from dehydration. The couple had been reported missing on July 20 after leaving home to register a motorcycle. Guatemalan authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding their deaths, which included signs of physical trauma. Rolando Pérez Paz, the brother of Nixon, expressed his grief over the loss, attributing their deaths to the immigration enforcement actions that preceded them. ICE has not commented on the case, and local police stated they were not involved in the deportation. A candlelight vigil is scheduled for August 2 at Overland City Hall.
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Couple Found Dead in Guatemala After Deportation Incident
Nixon Giovanni Pérez Paz and Glendy Marisol González de la Cruz were found dead in Guatemala after González de la Cruz returned following her husband's deportation by ICE. Their young daughter was found nearby and is recovering. Authorities are investigating the deaths, which have drawn attention to the impact of immigration enforcement.
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Overland couple shot dead in Guatemala after local ICE stop led to deportations
Couple Found Dead in Guatemala After Deportation Incident