No te quiero ilusionar: crossing the border and into the dark

wfgodot · Feb 18, 2017

The lost ones. A long Guardian article worth your time:

The man with no name
When an anonymous Mexican man was taken to an American hospital after
a car crash, a 16-year quest began. Lying in a persistent vegetative state, he
became a source of hope for thousands of families looking for lost loved ones

Lilibet · Feb 18, 2017

wfgodot said:
The lost ones. A long Guardian article worth your time:

The man with no name
When an anonymous Mexican man was taken to an American hospital after
a car crash, a 16-year quest began. Lying in a persistent vegetative state, he
became a source of hope for thousands of families looking for lost loved ones

What a story! It warms my heart and makes me think about all the families of missing ones worldwide. Thank you for posting it wfgodot.

Soulmagent · Feb 18, 2017

This is eye opening , I mean after one clears the tear blur away. Thank you for posting it.

wfgodot · Feb 19, 2017

You're welcome. It's a read that will stick with the reader, I think, as truth and sadness always do.

wishuwerehere · Feb 19, 2017

Excellent article. Heart-rending, but also sobering to discovered mass graves in Texas near the border due to there being a limited amount of medical examiners, WTF x 10?!

More info re the found mass graves:
http://www.websleuths.com/forums/sh...in-Texas-cemetery&highlight=mass+graves+Texas

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