question: A 23-year-old mother of two from New Mexico was found slain in a local park Sunday as her young son was wandering nearby. Investigators are looking at surveillance video and conducting interviews, but they have yet to identify any suspects in the killing of Ariel Ulibarri, of Clovis. The woman's 6-year-old son was found unharmed in the parking lot, and what he told investigators has them considering the case as a homicide. Police found the woman's body at around 7.30am Sunday after people heard screams at the Goodwin Lake Trails Walking Park. Mother slain: Ariel Ulibarri (left and right), 23, was found murdered in a New Mexico park where she went with her son Sunday. The mother's body was found after people heard screams at the Goodwin Lake Trails Walking Park. Police Capt. Patrick Whitney said investigators do not know at this time whether Miss Ulibarri was targeted by somebody she knew, or whether she was a victim of a random attack. Police withheld specifics on how she was killed, but according to a press release posted online, what the responding officers came upon was a grisly crime scene. 'The death of the woman is considered a homicide at this time due to the amount of blood,' police stated. The attack on the young mother is believed to have taken place six minutes before police received the first 911 call about a possible homicide in the park. Young witness: Ulibarri's 6-year-old son (seen here with his face obscured) was found unharmed wandering in the parking lot of the park. The little boy ran into a passerby and led him to the site of his mother's slaying. Sgt. Daron Roach said that one of the callers was an elderly man who told the emergency dispatcher that he had run into the victim's son in the parking lot. 'Then the boy led him to where his mother had been brutally murdered,' Roach told the station Connect Amarillo. Police are now waiting for the results of an autopsy on Miss Ulibarri's body by the state Office of the Medical Investigator, which said Tuesday that the final report likely won't be available for several weeks. Gruesome: According to police, they concluded that Miss Ulibarri had been murdered based on the amount of blood found at the scene. Mystery: Police are looking at social media sites and Ulibarri's text messages, but for now they have no suspects. Investigators are in the process of checking social media sites, cell phone records and text messages related to Ariel Ulibarri. They are also talking to people who had had relationships with the 23-year-old. Meanwhile, Sgt. Roach said police patrol the park but have had few if any calls about trouble in the 40-acre park, which opened in 2011, the Clovis News Journal reported. Parks Director Mark Dayhoff said the area around the trail gets little maintenance because it's intended to be a nature trail.

answer: Ariel Ulibarri, 23, was found murdered at Goodwin Lake Trails Walking Park in New Mexico. Her 6-year-old son was found unharmed in parking lot and led a passerby to her body. Death was classified as a homicide based on 'the amount of blood' found at the scene, police said.


question: By. Stephanie Linning. A British family cheated death on Malaysian Airlines flight MH17 after they were bumped off the doomed plane when they arrived at check-in. Barry and Izzy Sim were planning to travel to Kuala Lumpur with their young baby but were told by staff at Amsterdam's Schiphol airport that there were not enough seats on the plane. Mrs Sim said that there 'must have been someone watching over' them as they were switched to a later KLM flight - just hours before MH17 was shot down in an 'act of terrorism'. Scroll down for video. Escape: Barry and Izzy Sim were due to fly on doomed Malaysian Airlines flight MH17 with their young baby but were bumped off after being told that there were not enough seats. Doomed: Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 taking off from Schiphol airport today. Barry and Izzy Sim were due to be on the flight with their young baby. They were due to board the Boeing 777 aircraft which left Schiphol airport at lunchtime today. Just hours later it exploded into flames as it was hit over territory in eastern Ukraine held by pro-Russian rebels. All 283 passengers and 15 crew on board were killed. Nine British passengers have been confirmed as among the dead. Speaking to the Daily Telegraph about his reaction to the crash, Mr Sim, from Scotland, said: 'You get this sick feeling in the pit of your stomach... We started getting butterflies. Your heartbeat starts going.' Mrs Sim added: 'There must have been someone watching over us and saying "you must not get on that flight".' The couple, who described themselves as loyal customers of Malaysian Airlines, said that they were 'so glad' not to have been put on the plane. Mr Sim told the Daily Telegraph he now felt 'philosophical' about what had happened and believed that the couple should take the KLM flight. Tribute: A woman lights a candle in front of the Embassy of the Netherlands in Kiev on Thursday night to commemorate passengers of Malaysian Airlines flight MH17. In memory: A young girl places her head on a teddy bear as people light candles and place flowers in front of the Dutch Embassy in Kiev. Anguish: A man sobs as he leaves Schiphol airport on a bus provided for the families of passengers travelling on MH17. Relatives gathered at airports in Amsterdam and Kuala Lumpur. He added that his wife does not feel the same way as she is wary of the danger of another crash. On Thursday airlines were advised to cease flights over the region – and faced questions as to why commercial jets had been flying over what is effectively a war zone. Last night there was speculation that flight MH17 had taken a short-cut across the disputed region of eastern Ukraine to save fuel. Dutch authorities have said that at least nine Britons, 154 Dutch, 27 Australians were among the dead. The nationalities of 41 people on board have not been confirmed. Earlier it was feared that 23 Americans had perished based on a Reuters report, but there has been no confirmation of any U.S. deaths since then from the State Department. Airliner downed: Assault rifles in hand, four pro-Russian separatists survey the smouldering wreckage of a passenger jet destroyed by a missile in war-torn Ukraine. Crash site: Rescue workers inspect the wreckage of a Malaysia Airlines passenger plane which was shot down today above Ukraine, killed all 298 people on board. Laying the blame: The Ukrainian authorities laid the blame for the attack on the rebels by denying any responsibility for the missile launch, with President Petro Poroshenko called the downing an act of terrorism. In April, the International Civil Aviation Organisation advised carriers to consider alternative routes after outlining ‘the possible existence of serious risks to the safety of international civil flights’. On Monday, Eurocontrol – the body that coordinates all traffic across European airspace – sent out an official note to airmen, known as a Notam, repeating the warning and saying it ‘strongly advises’ avoiding the airspace. But many carriers continued to use the route because it was shorter and therefore cheaper.

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Barry and Izzy Sim planned to fly to Kuala Lumpur with their young baby. But were told at Amsterdam's Schiphol airport that the flight was too full. Family switched to a later flight, just hours before MH17 was shot down. Nine British passengers have been confirmed among the 298 killed.