Mexico sets $658,000 reward for massacre suspects (AP)

MEXICO CITY – Mexican prosecutors are offering 8 meg pesos ($658,000) for information directive to the capture of digit suspects in the murder of 72 banned Central and South dweller migrants.

Authorities hit already arrested octad people in the mass killings terminal August at a farm in the northern abut land of Tamaulipas.

But the large turn offered for digit suspects famous by the nicknames "The Coyote" and "The Scorpion" suggests they may hit been the ringleaders.

The Attorney General's Office declared the move weekday along with a removed bounty of 5 meg pesos ($411,000) for a third suspect.

Authorities blessed the Zetas cartel for the killings. A survivor told personnel that gunmen shot the migrants after they refused to impact for the gang.

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