Mexico Returns Missing Girl to U.S.

REUNITED

Updated Apr. 14, 2017 10:58AM EDT / Published May 15, 2015 7:41PM EDT

A Texas mom has been reunited with her daughter, who disappeared 8 years ago, after a Mexican court ruled she was indeed the missing child in a DNA test. Alondra Diaz, 13, had been taken to Mexico by her father in 2007, but her whereabouts were previously unknown. Last month, 14-year-old Alondra Luna had been mistaken for Diaz and sent to the United States against her will. Video showed Luna screaming and resisting as she was dragged from a courtroom.

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Mexico Returns Missing Girl to U.S.