Missing Phoenix Boys: Amber Alert Issued Out Of Mexico

PHOENIX, AZ — An Amber Alert for two Phoenix boys believed to have been taken by their biological father remains in effect. Phoenix police believe the boys' father, Dimas Coronado, 47, may have fled to Mexico with the children.

According to AZ Central, an Amber Alert for the boys, Jonathan Nunez-Coronado, 5, and Victor Nunez-Coronado, 8, has been issued out of Mexico City. An arrest warrant has been issued for Dimas Coronado for three counts of homicide, a Phoenix police spokesman told Patch via email. The spokesman also said there were no updates in the case of Tuesday morning.

Dimas Coronado is wanted for murder in connection with the deaths of the boys' pregnant mother, Oralia Nunez, 24, and 34-year-old Omar Gonzalez, according to AZ Central. The paper also reported that Coronado and Nunez were married but had been estranged for two months. Officers responded as recently as Aug. 11 to Nunez's home for domestic violence calls, AZ Central says.

Jonathan is 3-feet-6 inches tall and weighs 60 pounds. Victor is 4-feet tall and weighs 60 pounds. Both boys have black hair and brown eyes. Coronado is 5-feet-6 inches tall, weighs 190 pounds and has gray hair and brown eyes.

Police located a white Chevrolet pick-up truck they were searching for in connection with the Amber Alert on Saturday. Now, authorities are looking for an older model light green Ford pick-up truck with a white camper. Police say the truck has a Mexican license plate number: ZUD-71-64.

Anyone with information can call Phoenix police at 602-262-6151 or silent witness at 480-948-6377.

Photos via Phoenix Police