Unidentified bodies discovered across Argentina, Mexico, US and Spain

In the Argentine province of Buenos Aires, a woman's corpse was recovered semi‑buried in a black garbage bag on a rural road near Vivoratá, Mar Chiquita. Investigators identified the victim as Yésica, about 40, a street‑sex worker, using fingerprint samples taken from three preserved fingers.

In Neuquén, 6‑year‑old Tahiel Herrera was found dead inside the provincial water‑treatment plant. A preliminary autopsy concluded death by "asphyxia by submersion" and the case remains under investigation.

In La Paz, California, a man with apparent blunt‑force injuries was located on a construction site in the Palmares subdivision; authorities have opened a homicide inquiry.

Mexico saw several discoveries: a man wrapped in a blanket was found in the Parajes del Sur housing estate; a woman's mutilated torso was identified as Roxana A., 37, missing since July 16 and recovered from the Balcones de Morelia river; another female body was recovered in San José del Cabo with no signs of violence; and a male corpse was recovered on a cargo‑bike in the Alamar River, Tijuana.

In Spain, a young woman's body was recovered near the Xúquer River in Llaurí; her identity is still unknown.

Venezuela’s police continue to investigate the death of María Penélope S., whose body was found in a remote ravine on the island of La Palma.

In Ecuador, the head of taxi driver Kevin Stalin Saldarriaga was found after his vehicle was set on fire, alongside threatening flyers.

Finally, authorities in Tuluá confirmed the identity of Alejandro Suárez García, whose body was discovered in a rural riverbank.

All cases are being examined as possible homicides, with forensic teams collecting evidence and seeking to identify the victims.