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UPDATE: Niles Police Chief confirms two women were found dead inside of a submerged Jeep.
Police said clothing matched both of Alexa Navarro's and Vanessa Bautista's clothing but haven't positively identified the two women.
Niles Police Department is leading the investigation.
SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- A car at the center of the disappearance of two South Bend women has been found, sources claim.
Family members tell ABC57 News that the gray Jeep connected to the disappearance of 23-year-old Alexa Navarro and 24-year-old Vanessa Bautista has been found.
No other details are available; ABC57 has not yet confirmed this information with law enforcement.
The two were last seen dropping off a friend in South Bend following a night out at The Arena Nightclub in Elkhart. Bautista's family tells ABC57 that her phone was last pinged outside of Brown Funeral Home in Niles via the Find My Friends app.