US EditionCrime of Tourists in Salta: They Located Hysopados and Carry Out New Genetic Studies
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Almost 15 years after the double femicide that shocked Salta and France, the appearance of hisopados preserved in the UBA opens a new scientific window. The prosecution assures that the passage of time will not stop the search for truth.
Buenos Aires, 19 March (NA) – The case for the crimes of Cassandre Bouvier and Houria Mounmi, the French tourists who were murdered in July 2011 in Salta, made important progress in the last hours after the location of hisopados and in this way new genetic studies will be carried out with current technology. The Special Fiscal Unit reported that one of its members, together with staff of the Molecular Biology Service of the CIF, traveled to the …
The samples were located in the Genetic Footprint Laboratory of the UBA after a traceability work by the prosecution and the CIF. They seek to perform new DNA analyses with current technology to compare them with genetic profiles already detected.
In the context of the investigation into the double femicide of French citizens Cassandre Bouvier and Houria Mounmi, the Special Fiscal Unit reports that one of its members, together with staff from the Molecular Biology Service of the CIF, will be transferred to the Genetic Footprint Laboratory of the University of Buenos Aires for the purpose of transferring hisopados taken in a timely manner to the victims who are preserved there, all of whic…
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