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EL SALVADOR
www.theguardian.com
"Authorities in El Salvador are excavating a clandestine cemetery at the house of a former detective which is believed to contain as many as 40 bodies – most of them thought to be women.
The search began after the former officer, Hugo Ernesto Osorio Chávez, 51, was detained earlier this month for killing a woman and her daughter. The suspect, who had previously been investigated for sex crimes, confessed to killing the two."
MEXICO
"A fuller picture began to emerge Friday of the apparently affable 72-year-old former butcher who hacked up one woman in the basement of his home, and is suspected of killing many others.
The stocky, short suspect has been identified only as “Andrés” under Mexican laws protecting a suspect’s identity.
But perhaps the most disturbing photos were not from the murder scene — a pair of feet neatly severed at the ankle, a partly fileted arm — but rather the ID cards found among the suspect’s jumbled mounds of possessions."
El Salvador: dozens of bodies found at ex-cop’s house investigated as femicides
Clandestine cemetery in Chalchuapa is believed to contain as many as 40 bodies – most of them thought to be women
"Authorities in El Salvador are excavating a clandestine cemetery at the house of a former detective which is believed to contain as many as 40 bodies – most of them thought to be women.
The search began after the former officer, Hugo Ernesto Osorio Chávez, 51, was detained earlier this month for killing a woman and her daughter. The suspect, who had previously been investigated for sex crimes, confessed to killing the two."
MEXICO
"A fuller picture began to emerge Friday of the apparently affable 72-year-old former butcher who hacked up one woman in the basement of his home, and is suspected of killing many others.
The stocky, short suspect has been identified only as “Andrés” under Mexican laws protecting a suspect’s identity.
But perhaps the most disturbing photos were not from the murder scene — a pair of feet neatly severed at the ankle, a partly fileted arm — but rather the ID cards found among the suspect’s jumbled mounds of possessions."