SCIUTTO: Later today, six more victims of Monday's deadly just horrible ambush on a family in northern Mexico will be laid to rest. That includes eight-month-old twins.</s>HARLOW: Unbelievable. The three other victims were buried yesterday in those plain, wooden caskets. Before the funeral, the Mexican military set up checkpoints and patrolled the roads leading to the remote Mormon community where the victims lived. We still do not have a motive for this mass killing. Patrick Oppmann is with us again this morning from Mexico City. What more can you tell us, Patrick, about those being laid to rest today?</s>PATRICK OPPMANN, CNN INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Well, four of them are small children. The majority of the victims of this horrendous attack were children. And it just goes to show, one, how coldblooded the killers were and the lawlessness that exists. And for many Mexicans, this is just a way of life. Over 30,000 violent deaths in this country last year. Reports in others part of the country today of other shoot-outs between cartels that cost the lives of innocent people, bystanders. It says a lot, though, that the killings on Monday of the American Mormons, this community in northern Mexico, has shocked people here because, obviously, people who have nothing to do with the cartels, women and children, were</s>HARLOW: Not at all. Not at all.</s>SCIUTTO: Just disgusting. Yes.</s>HARLOW: The family deserves answers as soon as possible. Patrick, thank you very much for staying on this for us.
American Victims Laid to Rest.