Mexico's attorney general said a forensic investigation found 'not a shred of proof' that corpses were burned at a ranch that was used as a training camp by the Jalisco New Generation Cartel.

MEXICO CITY — It has become a kind of rallying cry: Teuchitlán, the township in the western state of Jalisco where searchers ...

the existence of an underground crematorium and roughly 200 pairs of shoes, reports the Guardian. Members of a group called the Warrior Searchers of Jalisco—made up of relatives of people gone ...

Alleged members of the Jalisco New Generation cartel released a series of new videos slamming the grieving family members looking for traces of their missing loved ones at the Izaguirre Ranch ...

In this case, it was the Jalisco Search Warriors group checking ... a room in a small abandoned house had been converted into a crematorium. When investigators had first arrived the floor was ...

“We found those crematoria, we found those bones,” said Servín, the Jalisco searcher. “We found evidence. And now they tell us it is not the case. One feels a great sense of impotence.” ...

MEXICO CITY — The discovery in March of a "death ranch" in western Jalisco state sparked a national ... bones and what appeared to be makeshift crematoria. Piles of abandoned shoes, backpacks ...

Mothers of missing persons protest in front of the National Palace in Mexico City in March, demanding answers to what happened at a cartel training center in Jalisco state. (ObturadorMX / Getty ...