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For families In Mexico Looking for the missing loved ones, the gloomy opening of what is called the “extermination” site with human remains and stoves can be their worst fears.
Mexican authorities are now investigating the site in Western Jalisz, for the first time, a group of volunteers, who are believed to have voluntarily used one of the area of ​​the area known as the Jalisco New Generation.
Inside his iron gate, there were an increasing number of horrors, including cremal furnaces, bone fragments, hundreds of pairs of shoes, clothing and even baby toys.
In this photo published by the Prosecutor General’s Office of Jalisz, shoes on the Ranchi Isaguir, where the skeletal remains were also discovered in the municipality Techitlan, Mexico, March 11. (General Prosecutor’s Office Jalisz via AP)
“They see the shoes and say,” Like the fact that I had a disappeared relative when they disappeared, “said one of the volunteers Luz Fest, said the BBC News.
Ranch, near the village of Texhitlan, was searched last September last year by Mexican authorities who did not find or discovered the discoveries of human remains.
At the time of the raid, 10 arrests were made, two hostages were released, and the body was found wrapped in plastic.
After this week, the authorities started looking, they said they also found almost 100 shells.
The National Guard officer is guarded, while the members of the Guerreros Buscadores team will visit the ranch Izaguirre, where they placed three human cram stoves on March 5 while searching for their missing relatives in the La -Estanel community in Teyhitlan, Jelisk, Mexico. (ULESES RUIZ/AFP via Getty Images)
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None of the residues has been identified, and the number is not yet known, but the number of personal items behind is about 700.
“The number of victims who could allegedly be buried there are huge,” said Eduardo Guerrero, security analyst in Mexico City, The New York Times. “And this was a nightmare that Mexico suffers from mass graves.”
Members of the Guerreros Buscadores collective work on three human crematoriums found during the search for their relatives at the Istanzuela Community Ran Isagui in Teuchitlana, Jalisz, Mexico, March 5. (ULESES RUIZ/AFP via Getty Images)
The opening, based on an anonymous tip, is dominated by headlines, shocking a country that stood up with mass graves and suggested that citizens call the authorities Cartel’s violence.
There are 120,000 “violently disappeared” People in Mexico.
This week, Jelisk Pablo Lemus Governor told critics that his office is fully cooperating with federal investigators, and no one is “washing his hands”, BBC News reports.
A notebook that reads in Spanish “My love, if I do not return once, I only ask you to remember how I love you”, visible on the ranch of isogour in the La Estrzuel community. (ULESES RUIZ/AFP via Getty Images)
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Rancho in Teychitlane, about 37 miles (60 kilometers) west of Guadalahara, was allegedly used as a training base for kartel recruits when the National Guard troops found it last September.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
