Mexico: Doubts over missing students’ fate as mass grave exhumed

Headline Title: Mexico: Doubts over missing students’ fate as mass grave exhumed 06 October 2014 Federal authorities must launch a full and thorough investigations into the disappearances for 43 missing students in Iguala, Mexico as doubts persist that the bodies found in a mass grave belong to the missing students, said Amnesty International today.“The search for these missing students must continue in earnest. This horrific crime has shocked the world and the truth must come out. The coming days provide a vital window to establish what really went on and these sensitive investigations…

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