Overview

• The querella requested that Argentina formally pursue U.S. satellite imagery through Cancillería and the Ministry of Justice to support the inquiry.
• Investigators want archival 2002 data to spot earth movements across the 600-hectare La Candelaria estancia where the family lived and worked.
• Argentine systems can detect major ground changes only from about 2007, prompting the push to access older U.S. records.
• Six members of the Gill family vanished on January 13, 2002 in Entre Ríos, and years of searches and digs have produced no conclusive findings.
• The case shows early investigative delays, and a national reward of 12 million pesos remains in place for decisive information.