Mexico’s Explanation For The Missing 43 Students Simply Can't Be True, Forensic Experts Say

The bodies of Mexico’s missing 43 students were not incinerated at a trash dump in the town of Cocula, as President Enrique Peña Nieto's administration has maintained since November 2014, according to an independent forensic analysis presented Tuesday in Mexico City.

The study by the Argentine Forensic Anthropology Team pokes further holes into the Mexican government’s largely discredited explanation of the students’ disappearance at the hands of police in the city of Iguala -- an event that triggered an international protest movement against violence and impunity in Mexico.