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Mexico Adopts FBI's CODIS System to Identify Disappeared Persons
Mexico has adopted the FBI's Combined DNA Index System (CODIS) to aid in identifying the remains of disappeared individuals. This initiative aims to improve efforts in locating and identifying missing persons.
25 May, 21:00 — 25 May, 21:00
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Mexico adopts FBI’s CODIS system to help identify remains of the disappeared - Mexico News Daily
Mexico adopts FBI’s CODIS system to help identify remains of the disappeared Mexico News Daily
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Mexico adopts FBI’s CODIS system to help identify remains of the disappeared
Mexico's Attorney General’s Office (FGR) is implementing the FBI-developed Combined DNA Index System — known as CODIS — to speed up the identification of its missing persons, of whom there are 134,101 registered cases. The post Mexico adopts FBI’s CODIS system to help identify remains of the disappeared appeared first on Mexico News Daily
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