"Ivan" for Borderland Beat
Although the group has already returned to its State of origin, it remains on the lookout for the prosecutions.
Authorities are already processing the houses and land in which the Searching Mothers of Sonora found remains that could belong to humans; Until now, more than 50 bags with bone remains have been recorded, exhumed from three farms.
The Madres Buscadoras de Sonora collective announced on their social networks that "the search that was carried out on Friday, February 25, in Tlajomulco, where bone remains were found in 5 houses, of which 3 houses have been worked on and have removed so far at least 52 bags with bone remains'. Because the processing continues, the number of people who would correspond is not yet known.
They also asked people who have missing relatives to come to the Jalisco Institute of Forensic Sciences (IJCF) to identify signs and clothing that have been found.
In the period from February 21 to 26, the Searching Mothers of Sonora managed to find nine abandoned houses and four pieces of land, including a park where signs of human remains were found; Until Sunday, it was estimated that there could be approximately 20 clandestinely buried bodies.
Although the group has already returned to its State of origin, it remains on the lookout for the proceedings in each of the farms and lands discovered.
Mexican should start selling man meat to their grocery stores. Their wasting this meat for god sake.
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