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BZN FILM SCHEDULE JANUARY 27 – 28, 2023 - Vimarsana News

BZN FILM SCHEDULE JANUARY 27 – 28, 2023

FRIDAY, JANUARY 27TH 4:00PM HANDSHAKE Genre: Narrative Feature Length: 112 minutes Country: United States Director: Robert Shupe After a chance encounter

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In border graveyard, volunteers exhume migrants' bodies and search for families - Vimarsana News

In border graveyard, volunteers exhume migrants' bodies and search for families

In Maverick County, 26 bodies pulled from the Rio Grande were buried. Teams of Texas State students are trying to learn their names so their families can be notified.

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In a border graveyard, volunteers exhume migrants' bodies to help find families - Vimarsana News

In a border graveyard, volunteers exhume migrants' bodies to help find families

Teams of Texas State students are trying to learn the names of bodies pulled from the Rio Grande so their families can be notified.

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Legal issues stall DNA sampling on unidentified Cameron County bodies - Vimarsana News

Legal issues stall DNA sampling on unidentified Cameron County bodies

For years, the bodies of at least 15 individuals have remained buried in Brownsville without a known name or family link. Their DNA samples are not on file, according to a university forensic science group. That group wants to exhume the bodies and extract DNA, but until now they’re hitting a legal roadblock.

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Texas program that identifies migrant remains loses state funding - Vimarsana News

Texas program that identifies migrant remains loses state funding

Operation Identification began in 2013 to address what Texas State University calls a "mass disaster of unidentified deaths."

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