They found a clandestine grave with the remains of 27 people in Sonora

In the commune of Cajeme, in the state of Sonora, a women's group of relatives of missing persons has found leftover remains of 27 human bodies in a clandestine grave located in the rural area, near the ejido Francisco I. Madero.

According to the judicial authorities, in the place where they operate, at least two organized crime gangs, dedicated mainly to drug trafficking, fighting for this northern place Mexico.

It is known that at least three of the found bodies are women. More than 30 militants combed near 30,000 square meters from the countryside where they found clothes, jewels, wallets, bags and identity papers, as well as traces of illegal burials.

The women of the entourage, accompanied by 10 experts and forensic doctors, carried a stick that they bury on the ground to search for bones, in addition to pickaxes and excavators to find evidence that the land has been removed.

María Teresa Valadez, leader of the group Search WarriorsHe explained that the delegation was organized to provide training to other women missing parents in the municipalities of the region.

"On the last Sunday of March, we were received by the President of MexicoAndrés Manuel López Obrador, and the first Sunday of April, we were with the United Nations High Commissioner, Michelle Bachelet, who have responded to our request for three months to have our own state research commission, "said Valader.

Saturday March, 31st, women found in the same Yaqui Valley, where is Cajeme, eight bodies, four men and four women.

When searching warriors go in search of Sonora, they are accompanied by Office of the Attorney General of Justice in the State, who asked the forensic scientific science laboratory to take DNA samples from bones or cadavers, and compare them with the samples taken from relatives of victims of enforced disappearance.

Among the initial group of researchers, all found the remains of their loved ones, However, they continue to search every week and after five years of work, they found more than 300 human remains, of whom more than 200 have been identified and given to their families.

In Mexico they were at least 2,000 clandestine graves between 2006 and 2016, with 2884 bodies of people killed and buried by organized crime, revealed an independent journalist investigation based on parquet data.

The report "Where are the disappeared", in which a group of Mexican journalists has been working for nearly two years, indicates that the phenomenon of clandestine graves covers 24 states of the country and one in seven Mexican municipalities.