
Suspect admits killing missing pair in Brazilian Amazon, authorities say
CNN
A suspect held over the disappearance of a British journalist and Brazilian indigenous affairs expert has admitted to killing the pair in a remote region of the Amazon, Brazilian authorities said at a news conference Wednesday.
Brazilian Federal Police identified the suspect as Amarildo da Costa de Oliveira. Police said he confessed on Tuesday night and indicated where the bodies of veteran correspondent Dom Phillips and researcher Bruno Araújo Pereira had been buried.
The following day, the suspect took police to the area where the pair were allegedly killed -- a 100-minute journey by speedboat and 3-kilometer (about 2 miles) trek into the jungle.

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