Another victim found at Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse scene
Authorities identified José Mynor López, the sixth victim of the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse. The salvage teams found his remains, bringing closure to the tragic event. López, a construction worker from Baltimore, leaves behind a wife and three kids. Colonel Roland L. Butler expressed condolence for the lost workers. Mayor Brandon Scott acknowledged the recovery of López’s body. Authorities have confirmed José Mynor López as the sixth victim of the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse. His remains were discovered by salvage teams, providing closure to the tragic incident. López, a construction worker from Baltimore, is survived by his wife and three children. Colonel Roland L. Butler and Mayor Brandon Scott paid tribute to the lost workers and acknowledged the recovery of López’s body.
Authorities identified the remains of José Mynor López, 37, of Baltimore, on Tuesday after salvage teams with Unified Command discovered the body at the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse site.
Maryland Department of State Police were notified immediately upon the discovery. López was the sixth construction worker killed that night and believed to be the last person missing from the tragic accident. He is survived by his wife and three kids, CNN reported.
“With heavy hearts, today marks a significant milestone in our recovery efforts and providing closure to the loved ones of the six workers who lost their lives in this tragic event,” said Colonel Roland L. Butler, Jr., Superintendent of the Maryland Department of State Police. “As we mourn with the families, we honor the memory of José Mynor López, Alejandro Hernandez Fuentes, Dorlian Ronial Castillo Cabrera, Maynor Yasir Suazo-Sandoval, Carlos Daniel Hernandez Estrella, and Miguel Angel Luna Gonzalez.”
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott issued a statement after being notified of the recovery of López’s body.
“Today, José Mynor López, the sixth and final missing victim, was recovered,” Scott said. “It is impossible to overstate how important it is that we’ve been able to bring each of these Marylanders home to their families, and the small amount of peace and closure to their families it brings. Nothing will fully overcome the pain of their loss, but I am deeply grateful for the entire Unified Command and the salvage teams for never losing focus on the importance of recovering all the victims.”
“Since the beginning, we’ve made clear to these families that they do not bear the burden of their grief alone. We will forever be with them, ready to aid and support them in whatever way is needed. As we close this chapter in this effort and continue the work of fully reopening the channel— we will never forget to center the loss that we felt as a result of this unthinkable tragedy and the lives that were forever changed as a result,” Scott added.
Gov. Wes Moore (D-MD) also commented after the discovery of López’s remains.
“We pray for José Mynor López, his family, and all those who love him,” Moore said in a statement. “It is with solemn relief that he will be reunited with his loved ones, and we ask, again, to respect the family’s request for privacy during this difficult time.”
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“To the friends, family, and loved ones of Alejandro Hernández Fuentes, Dorlian Ronial Castillo Cabrera, Maynor Yasir Suazo-Sandoval, Carlos Hernández, and Miguel Ángel Luna González—we continue to pray for your healing, peace, and closure. We remain steadfast in our commitment to enduring support and will forever remember the lives of these six Marylanders,” Moore added.
“We thank the tireless work of Unified Command—including U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and Maryland State Police—for their relentless effort in ensuring the recovery of all of the Key Bridge collapse victims,” Moore concluded.
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