Oliver liked to help,
because of something he remained below, as if saying if I leave, you all will
leave too; and that’s how it went
By: Mario Marlo | Translated by Valor for Borderland Beat
Through signatures,
forged documents and without death certificates, on March 28, 2014, the
Attorney General of the State of Morelos carried out the burial of 150 bodies
in an area that was not officially considered a cemetery.
Of the 150 bodies
buried in the grave, one of them was Oliver Wenceslao Navarrete Hernández, son
of María Concepción Hernández Hernández, who was found dead on June 3, 2013,
days after his abduction.
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| María Concepción Hernández Hernández |
With the intention that
the authorities provide clarity about the case, relatives of Oliver agreed to
the request of Liliana Guevara Monrroy, the deputy prosecutor for the eastern
area, who had explained that it was necessary to further carry out forensic
examination of the body.
A year and a half after
the family of Oliver had made several steps and called for the authorities to
deliver the body, they discovered that Oliver was one of 150 bodies that were
in a clandestine grave in the community of Tetelcingo, Morelos.
After facing different
vicissitudes, on December 9, 2014, Oliver’s mother got the Attorney General of
the State of Morelos to exhume the body and hand it over to their
relatives. Despite the resistance from
the authorities, María Concepción Hernández witnessed and recorded the
exhumation of the nearly 149 bodies that were on the body of her son.
“Oliver remained in the
first bed, they were among the first to be put in. I want to take it like this, because of
something he remained there. If he was
among the first to be unearthed, we’d never have realized how many bodies were
in there. Oliver liked to help people, because
of something he remained below, as if saying if I leave, you all will leave
too; and that’s how it went.”
On March 28, 2016, more
than 40 families of victims of disappearances accompanied by Father Alejandro
Solalinde, members of the Movement for Peace with Justice and Dignity (Movimiento
por la Paz con Justicia y Dignidad), and the rector of the Autonomous
University of the State of Morelos (Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Morelos;
UAEM), Jesús Alejandro Vera Jiménez, accompanied María Concepción and held a
ceremony in the clandestine grave where 149 bodies remain buried without being recognized.
Source: Somos El Medio
dirty bastards
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Father solalinde was there to say "they were burned, ya no estén chingando, fué la policia, y los abarca".
ReplyDelete--More important, I swear no DNA was kept of anybody else...no foreign specialists, they were kicked out of the cuntry by the new democracy of new Democrat pile of shit peña nieto y el nuevo pri, desesperado por conservar el poder y los asesinos...
--governor graco ramirez like javier duarte and pinochet and his cabinet are devoted admirers of falangista francisco franco, not of hitler, hitler lost his war quickly, franco did not go to war, he kept it "low intensity" for more than 30 years, abusing the prince heir to the throne all the way, "king" Juan Carlos de Borbon still swears by his adoptive "daddy", I don't see why mexicans have to suffer the pri or pan or prd north Korean style of falangismo ultra-derechista...