The parents of 43 missing students who disappeared in September 2014 accused Mexico's government of lying to them, planting evidence and not adequately investigating the case.
April 27, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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The parents of 43 missing students who disappeared in September 2014 accused Mexico’s government of lying to them, planting evidence and not adequately investigating the case.
The parents’ comments on Monday came a day after a group of international experts issued a report criticizing the investigation, saying suspects appear to have been tortured and key pieces of evidence related to the supposed burning of the students’ bodies were not correctly investigated.
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