Jimenez had worked with families of the disappeared to find information and evidence, which he had then passed on to the authorities. “This area, we have always said it, it’s a cemetery,” he said in an interview last December.
Since the group began their investigations in November, 129 bodies have been found and handed over to the authorities for identification.
The 43 students are believed to have been arrested by local police on the instructions of the local mayor and his wife. They were handed over to a criminal gang and killed.
via Mexican activist in missing students case killed near Acapulco | News | DW.COM | 10.08.2015.












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