Overview
- In Colonia Miguel Alemán in the Valle de Mexicali, four earlier graves held 10 bodies and a newly located fifth site revealed at least one visible remain.
- Municipal search coordinator Alfredo Hernández said irregular soil led teams to call in canine units that indicated possible human remains.
- Officials report only about 320 linear meters have been examined within an estimated 40-hectare search zone, leaving the likelihood of additional finds.
- Baja California Attorney General María Elena Andrade said most remains appear 3–5 years old based on preliminary assessments, with one or two possibly less than a year.
- Collectives including Unidos por los Desaparecidos, Armadillos Mexicali, Colectivo Sonora and Madres Unidas y Fuertes continue fieldwork and fault authorities over slow identification efforts.