Authorities to Start New Search for 43 Missing Ayotzinapa Students teleSUR
go to original October 13, 2016

The government continues to drag its feet in resolving the case of missing 43 Ayotzinapa students, says Laura Carlsen. (TheRealNews)

Mexico's Attorney General Arely Gomez said that another search for the missing students from Ayotzinapa will be launched next week in the towns of Iguala, Cocula and Guerrero, two years after they were reported disappeared during a clash with federal and local police.

The investigation will involve foreign criminologists, representatives of their relatives and members of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights.

Authorities will use a special technology to obtain underground 3D images, in a bid to find possible mass graves.

In a four-hour press conference, Gomez added that she will continue the investigation against her predecessor Tomas Zeron de Lucio, accused of having modified the crime scene.

Read the rest at teleSUR

Related: No Progress Made in the Case of the Ayotzinapa Rural Teachers College Students (LAPress.org)

Related: Ayotzinapa Protests Demand Justice After 2 Years of Impunity (teleSUR)

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