Ali Landry and Her Husband Reportedly Scatter Family Members' Ashes

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Ali Landry and her husband, director Alejandro Gomez Monteverde, scattered the ashes of Montaverde’s father and brother off the coast of Tampico, Mexico on Wednesday, according to Us Weekly.

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The former Miss USA’s father-in-law, Juan Manuel Gomez Fernandez, and brother-in-law, Juan Manuel Gomez Monteverde, were found dead on Sept. 19 in Veracruz, Mexico, after being kidnapped and held hostage for 16 days. The Latin Times reports that a ransom had been paid for the pair’s release.

Neither Landry nor Monteverde have spoken publicly about the deaths, but Eduardo Verástegui, who was a producer on Monteverde’s film Little Boy, confirmed the deaths to ET and tweeted his condolences upon hearing of the tragedy.

"With a heart full of pain and sadness, I ask for prayers for my friend and 'compadre' Alejandro Gomez Monteverde and all his family," Verástegui wrote. "My deepest condolences to my soul brother, I love you so much 'compadre,' I put my heart in your hands and I join you in this deep pain."

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Us Weekly
also reports that a mass for the two men will be held at a Los Angeles church on Friday.

ET has reached out to Landry’s rep for comment.

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