EAAF Forensic Experts: Government's New Ayotzinapa DNA Evidence Is 'Weak' Television del Sur
go to original September 18, 2015

Imaginary Lines – Ayotzinapa Mexican Government Cover-Up? (teleSUR)

An Argentina forensic team has described the Mexican government's recent announcement that they had identified the remains of a second victim in the Ayotzinapa student disappearance as “weak and not definitive."

The Argentine Forensic Anthropology Team (EAAF) made the announcement on Friday after meeting with the parents of Jhosivani Guerrero, the student allegedly identified by recent tests. The announcement from the Argentina team comes two days after Mexico’s Attorney General Arely Gomez said that the remains of the second forcibly disappeared Ayotzinapa student had been identified by Austrian forensic experts.

On Friday, the Argentina team also stated that Mexican Attorney General office's version of a possible connection between the remains found in plastic bags in a river and the DNA of the student, is a “remote possibility.”

The Argentina forensic team, which has been involved in the investigation of the Ayotzinapa disappearance, added that there are serious questions about the origin of the samples that are being analyzed by forensic experts from Innsbruck Medical University, who have already identified one missing student based on a bone fragment.

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