Story highlights In January, Mexico's government announced the 43 missing students had been handed over to a drug cartel by police and then killed and burned to ashes. Many groups questioned the conclusion, saying the government wanted to close the case. Argentine forensics team says the attorney general's office made mistakes in 20 genetic profiles collected from student's family members. Argentine forensics experts have questioned Mexico's investigation into the disappearance of 43 students, saying the evidence does not support the...
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