Overview
- Investigators recovered a femur and cranial fragments in a sector known as La loma del torito during the first days of digging.
- The remains were found dispersed rather than in an articulated grave, which complicates identification, and they were secured under federal court custody.
- The EAAF will attempt DNA extraction and comparison with the national genetic bank to establish possible identities.
- The search proceeds within a judicial case opened in 1998 after a complaint by Nobel laureate Adolfo Pérez Esquivel and relatives, with coordination among the federal court, prosecutors and the EAAF.
- The operation spans the 3,200-hectare military property using aerial laser mapping and image-comparison techniques, the Army facilitated site access, and authorities requested that anyone with relevant information contact the court or the EAAF.