Searchers find a charred pit on Mexico City's outskirts that may be a clandestine crematorium

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Searchers find a charred pit on Mexico City's outskirts that may be a clandestine crematorium
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On the fringes of Mexico City, the group began to search for human remains and other evidence after volunteer searchers said the site may be the location of a clandestine crematorium.

Trailed by search dogs and police, María de Jesús Soria Aguayo and more than a dozen volunteers on Wednesday walked carefully through fields of weeds and dry earth with their eyes fixed on the ground., the group began to search for human remains and other evidence after volunteer searchers said the site may be the location of a clandestine crematorium.

"My promise to these women is to continue searching until we can't anymore ... because there's still many we haven't found." National Guards stand at the site where volunteer searchers said they found a clandestine crematorium in Tlahuac, on the edge of Mexico City, Wednesday, May 1, 2024. Ceci Flores, a leader of one of the groups of so-called "searching mothers" from northern Mexico, announced late Tuesday that her team had found bones around clandestine burial pits and ID cards, and prosecutors said they were investigating to determine the nature of the remains found.

While some in the group cast doubt that they would find any bodies, Flores said they planned to press on in their search, adding they had already spent two days searching the area before finding what they believed to be human remains.

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