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3 with ties to US consulate killed in Mexican city
CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico - Three people with ties to the American consulate were killed in a drug-plagued Mexican city, including a U.S. couple shot to death within sight of the border with their baby in their back seat, officials said Sunday
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