But Attorney General for ChihuahuaState Carlos Manuel Salas says her death was the result of an "unfortunate encounter" with the teenagers, who got involved in an argument with Ms Chavez and strangled her.
In 1986, in protest against fraudulent elections in the northern state of Chihuahua, the archbishop suspended church services across the state for one Sunday.
The two guns were subsequently linked to the suspects in the torture and killing of Mario Gonzalez Rodriguez, the brother of Patricia Gonzalez Rodriguez, who was then attorney general of the Mexican state of Chihuahua.