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Conflicting Reports Emerge from Brazil on Search for Missing Men

HeadlineJun 14, 2022

There are conflicting reports out of Brazil about the search for the missing British journalist Dom Phillips and the Brazilian Indigenous expert Bruno Araújo Pereira. The pair went missing over a week ago in one of Brazil’s most remote areas of the Amazon. On Monday, the family of Phillips said they were notified by the Brazilian Embassy in London that two bodies tied to a tree were found during the search operation. However, the Federal Police in Brazil and Indigenous activists aiding the search have said no bodies have been found. The search is focused on a remote area where authorities found personal items belonging to the two men on Saturday.

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