223 Bags Containing Human Remains Have Been Found in Las Agujas In Zapopan, Jalisco. UPDATE

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In Las Agujas there is a huge property, of 20 hectares, shaped like L. In February a company arrived there with the objective of building a residential area. But, in the land, located in Zapopan (Jalisco), 223 bags with human remains have already been found. The first investigations point to that correspond to 37 people, of which 18 have already been pre-identified, from tattoos and scars, according to the State Prosecutor’s Office. The size of …

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The Guerreros Buscadores, a missing persons search group, announced that it had discovered 42 bags of human remains on a property in the western Mexican state of Jalisco, where the highest number of missing people has been recorded.

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Staff of the Jalisco State Search Commission work in the area known as Las Agujas, in the municipality of Zapopan, where 223 bags with signs and human remains have been extracted so far, of which 37 bodies have been completed, which were arranged clandestinely.According to information from the Guerreros Buscadores group in Jalisco, 18 people have been identified in a preliminary manner, and there is a search card and a complaint of disappearance…

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Guanajuato, Guanajuato.- The state of Guanajuato requested specific coordination with the Jaliscien Institute of Forensic Sciences, in relation to the findings of the clandestine grave found in Las Agujas, in the municipality of Zapopan, where up until this Thursday 223 bags with signs and human remains were reported. National They locate new grave with 34 bodies in Zapopan and Sonora what is known so far? Search collectives asked for support to…

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Authorities confirmed that there are 38 items found in the extra bags in the pit of Las Agujas; 18 have been pre-identified.

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Authorities announced that they will delay the disclosure of details about the specific amount of human remains found in black plastic bags, as well as the objects found at that site, “until a review of the area and its surroundings is completed.”