A car with two bodies and a suspected narco message was abandoned on Sunday afternoon on Calle Sexta in Zona Centro, Tijuana.

The male bodies were found in a gray Honda with license plates 9FTP0033, reported stolen on August 16 in the Herrera neighborhood.

The identities of the victims are currently unknown, and no arrests have been reported.

One of the victims, handcuffed with transparent tape, wearing a gray shirt, denim pants, and gray shorts with palm tree designs, was inside a black suitcase wrapped in a white sheet in the back seat of the vehicle.

The second victim, with a blue rope around the neck, thin build, and dark skin, was wearing a black shirt and wrapped in a cream-colored rug with yellow stains, inside the trunk.

The discovery was made around 7:00 p.m. on Calle Sexta, between Constitución and Revolución, during a patrol when officers noticed the vehicle parked with the passenger side window open, the keys in the ignition, and a fluorescent green poster with a narco message inside.

The crime scene was secured by elements of the Mexican Army, National Guard, and Municipal Police.