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A forensics worker exhume human remains in a mass grave in cemetery in Huanta, Peru, Monday, March 9, 2009. Forensic experts started digging up the bodies of 49 people in Peru’s southern Ayacucho province where Peru’s Navy allegedly tortured and...
