"Tucson resident Lupita Tello poked the dirt with a sharp metal rod soldered to a handle. After wiggling the rod in the dirt, Tello pulled it out and smelled the sharpened metal tip.
'If it smells bad like something decomposed, that’s where we start,' Tello said, showing reporters and true-crime streamers the main tool she uses in her searches for missing people in Mexico.
This will be the first time her group, Madres Buscadoras de Sonora, will search in the U.S. The group is a nonprofit from Mexico, which aims to find lost and missing people in Sonora. Some people in the group joined to search for their missing sons and others for their missing brothers, among others.
Her group was told about Nancy Guthrie’s case recently by a journalist friend of Guthrie’s daughter, Savannah, and was asked to make flyers and search for her, Tello said."
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I really don't think I could do it.
Not right now.
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