Two Washington state fugitives wanted on murder and multiple child abuse charges have been arrested in Mexico. This was the first case involving a couple being placed on the agency's Top 15 Most Wanted fugitives list.
Two Washington state fugitives wanted on murder and multiple child abuse charges have been arrested in Mexico, the US Marshals Service announced Friday, noting it was the first case involving a couple being placed on the agency's Top 15 Most Wanted fugitives list.
During the arrest, Mexican officials also recovered five of the couple's children who had been listed as missing and endangered. The children were returned to the United States and placed in protective custody, the US Marshals said. "We are so thankful that all five missing children have been rescued safely," said John Bischoff, vice president of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children."The charges against Araceli Medina and Edgar Casian-Garcia are heinous and we commend the unwavering dedication of law enforcement."
"Both girls showed signs of severe physical and sexual abuse," said the US Marshals."Subsequent forensic interviews done with both girls determined that Casian-Garcia and Medina had likely been abusing and sex trafficking the children."
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