A 21-year-old pregnant woman from Guatemala has been found alive in Mexico after she was kidnapped at gunpoint from her Auburn apartment.

A woman who went missing from Auburn, Washington, has been found alive in Mexico, police said. Jackelin Perez, 21, who is six weeks pregnant, was reportedly kidnapped at gunpoint from her apartment earlier this month. Authorities have arrested one person in connection with her kidnapping, but police believe more suspects may be involved.

Jackelin Perez, a missing Auburn woman, has been located and is alive. She was found in Mexico earlier this week by Mexican authorities, according to an Oct. 23 Auburn Police Facebook post. The Mexican government is now communicating with the Guatemalan government and is working to get her back home to Guatemala.

Police say a 21-year-old pregnant woman who was kidnapped at gunpoint from her apartment in Washington state has been found alive in Mexico. Jackelin Perez, who is six weeks pregnant, went missing from the Auburn apartment she shares with her husband on the evening of Oct.

A suspect believed to be connected to the missing 21-year-old pregnant woman taken from her Auburn home last week was arrested Saturday, according to police.

An arrest was made in connection to the suspicious disappearance of a pregnant 21-year-old woman who went missing on October 13.

One person has been arrested in connection to the disappearance of a pregnant Auburn woman. Police believe more people may be involved. According to the Auburn Police Department, 21-year-old Jackelin Perez went missing on the evening of Oct.

The Auburn Police Department announced Tuesday that an arrest was made in connection to the suspicious disappearance of a pregnant 21-year-old woman who went missing on October 13.