a new clandestine grave was located this Sunday during a field search carried out by members of the group in search of their missing loved ones, Searching Warriors of Jalisco.
The discovery occurred around 4:00 p.m. on a property adjacent to Matamoros Street, in the aforementioned neighborhood of Zapopan.
There the searching families found several clues, so they began to dig, finding several bags with clothing and human remains.
Throughout the afternoon they continued working, adding around 7:00 p.m. on Sunday a total of 19 plastic bags with human remains, clothing, blood fluid and other evidence. In addition, at least five skulls were found.
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The work must continue at the site with the support of the corresponding authorities until it is ruled out that there are no more remains buried on the property, in addition to identifying the human remains in order for them to be recognized and delivered to their relatives.
Between January and September of this year, 16 clandestine graves were located throughout the Metropolitan Area of Guadalajarafrom which the remains of at least 95 victims have been extracted, although only 22 of them have been identified, according to figures from the Special Prosecutor’s Office for Missing Persons.
This is not the first time that a clandestine grave has been located in the Santa Ana Tepetitlán neighborhood. Last July, another site of clandestine burials was found in a property located on a gap, in Privada Morelos at the intersection with Aldama, from which six bags with human remains corresponding to at least four victims were then extracted.
In February, another grave with at least four burial points was found at the intersection of Abasolo and Matamoros streets.
On September 13 of last year, one more point was found on the slopes of Cerro de Bugambilias, where groups of searching families found a grave from which at least 24 bags with evidence and human remains were extracted.
In July 2021, one of the first graves in the area was found, also located on the slopes of the Bugambilias hill, in Santa Ana Tepetitlan, Zapopan.
Then 36 victims were found, of which only 22 could be identified by their families.
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