Overview
- The Rancho Izaguirre investigation, which hosted an observer visit on April 10 under court authorization, remains under federal review with no new searches conducted during the tour.
- Since March 2025, multidisciplinary specialists have processed the ranch while the Federal Forensic Center runs lab tests to determine what the remains are and to compare DNA with families.
- Prosecutors say a key line of inquiry is that the site served as a criminal training camp linked to the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, with conclusions pending formal forensic results.
- The search collective Guerreros Buscadores reported finding molars, bone fragments, and a septic pit with numerous human remains, plus gathering 95 to 98 unique DNA samples for comparison.
- The group said two men have been identified through DNA from small bone pieces, as authorities keep details limited and stress that analyses and ministerial procedures are still in progress.