Maybe the bodies of 43 abducted Mexican students were disposed of on a landfill. Members of the band “Unidos Guerreros” have led investigators to a mass grave on the heap.

Looking for 43 missing students Mexican investigators have found a mass grave. Tests will show whether it is the remains of the students. The group was in the city of Iguala, about 130 kilometers southwest of Mexico City, was attacked when returning from a fund-raising by policemen, kidnapped and members of the band “Unidos Guerreros” was passed. That was on 26 September. Since lack of young people each track.

The reference to the mass grave in the state of Guerrero came from a group of four detainees, members of the “Guerreros Unidos” should be. Two of them will be directly responsible for the abduction of students, it is said of investigators.

Those arrested have admitted to the “kidnapping and the fate of this group involved” to have been said Attorney General Jesús Murillo Karam. Thus, two members of the drug gang were responsible for the abduction, the other two should have acted as guards for the cartel. Total so far 56 people have been arrested in the case.

Missing students in Mexico:Body parts were allegedly found on rubbish dump

The locality is located in Cocula, about 17 kilometers away from the last known whereabouts of the student. Two arrested should have led the investigators there. The body parts were apparently on a garbage dump, soldiers and forensic scientists investigate the locality.

In a first mass grave tests had shown that it is not the students at the corpses. However, these results need to be confirmed by further studies.

The prosecution believes that Igualas submerged mayor José Luis Abarca is masterminding the crime. Abarca to have ordered the police action against the students – apparently he wanted to prevent the students disrupt a speech to his wife. The mayor’s wife in turn is leading member of the “Guerreros Unidos”. The couple is in hiding, according to him is just as gefahndet after Igualas police chief.

The case of the missing students rocked the country, there were violent protests. Internationally there were given the obvious involvement of officials and policemen criticism. In addition, since high political circles are affected. Governor Ángel Aguirre Rivero Guerrero stepped back – partly because of the political support that Abarca had long enjoyed. On Sunday, the new governor was named Rogelio Ortega Martínez, a sociologist and senior staff at a state university in Guerrero.

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