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For the second time this week, Ministerial agents were called to a water treatment plant in Escobedo, Nuevo Leon with the report of the discovery of human remains.
An anonymous call was received at 9:20 a.m. by the Escobedo Police, where the facts were reported to the homicide division of the State Agency of Investigations.
The human remains, which authorities have not disclosed if they are limbs or bodies, were found in the water treatment plant located at Km 4.5 of the highway to Colombia, at the height of the Colonia Las Malvinas.
At the scene was a public prosecutor, who after attesting the facts, requested Medical Examiners transfer the remains to the University Hospital.
On Tuesday, three parts of a human body were found in the same Water and Sewer Department treatment plant.
