Mexico Identifies Human Remains From Mass Grave

Fifty-six sets of human remains have been identified one year after a mass grave was discovered in Mexico’s northern border state of Nuevo Leon, prosecutors said in a statement Sunday. Twenty-four sets of remains were identified through DNA testing and matched existing profiles belonging to people who had been reported missing since 2010, the statement said. The DNA profiles of 32 other people were found in the bones, but they could not immediately be matched to anyone. Authorities...

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