Corpses found in gangland body dump
Authorities in Mexico's north-eastern state of Nuevo Leon found the remains of at least 38 people scattered on the ground and in a series of pits, at a suspected drug-gang dumping site near Monterrey on Friday.
The state Attorney General, Alejandro Garza y Garza, said three more pits were yet to be inspected, and investigators were using heavy equipment to search the site outside Mexico's third-largest city. Of the victims found so far, 36 are men and two are women.
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