Mexican Mothers Invited to Identify Clothing Found at Jalisco Ranch in Search for Missing Persons

Collectives of mothers searching for missing persons in Mexico have been called to identify clothing and other evidence discovered at a ranch in Jalisco. The invitation comes from the Commission for the Search of Disappeared Persons and the association Hasta Encontrarte.

Families and search groups can attend the identification sessions on November 11 and 12, between 10:00 AM and 1:00 PM, at the Institute of Professional Training of the Public Security Secretariat of Hidalgo. Photographic material of the items found at the "En Tampico" ranch in Lagos de Moreno, Jalisco, will be made available.

The evidence, primarily consisting of clothing, is under the custody of the Jalisciense Institute of Forensic Sciences. The items will not be physically displayed in Hidalgo but will be presented solely through photographs. This visual review aims to help families recognize any garments or elements that might be connected to their missing loved ones.

Authorities emphasize that any potential matches identified through photographs will require further analysis through official forensic and investigative procedures. The Commission for the Search of Persons encourages interested parties to attend directly or coordinate beforehand for a joint visit to the consultation site.