I think you will find that that information is incorrect. The supposition that he was still alive mid-September 1976 is based on Yves brother saying that's when he received a postcard from his brother (Ref:
http://globalnation.inquirer.net/ce...tudents-crack-three-decade-old-murder-mystery). Yet as we all know a postcard can be faked, it can also be sent some time after a person's death.
There was nobody that witnessed the alleged abduction of Yves and Christina, it was just surmised. It's more than possible their parents arranged for them to get across the border into the USA ... staying in Argentina would have been a sure death for them both.
Supposedly Yves and Cristina's body's were found late September 1976. There was a couple that were shot and murdered 3 days after the alleged disappearance of the couple. They were buried at the time. There were no attempts to identify them then.
The John & Jane DOE were found August 9,1976, having been recently murdered. There didn't seem to be any sign of a struggle on their body's, there were no injuries. There was evidence in their stomach's that they had recently eaten ice-cream. I wonder if someone, their murderer's offered to buy them ice-cream, but the ice-cream was drugged with something to render them unconscious. Their deaths seem to have all the hallmarks of an assasination.
Now the body's of the unknown couple in Argentina had been lying there for years and the fingerprints of the man had been determined not to match Yves fingerprints. Then all of a sudden they do DNA testing, which in a country of great corruption I believe it would suit their purposes to be able to say that this couple were dead, rather than have it found out that they were assasinated on foreign soil in a political assassination. It would have been easy to get genetic material from the John & Jane DOE in Sumter, South Carolina at that time. Either that or the laboratory faked the supposed match.
I'm quite convinced now that the couple were Yves and Cristina - they are a very obvious match in looks. Now Cristina didn't have the two moles on her face, but these can be surgically removed easily enough, or covered with makeup.
As for all the conversation about legs being shaved or not ... sheesh, when one is dating they shave their legs, when not they often don't. If they've been in a relationship for a long time also they're less likely to shave. And as for a man letting a woman use his shaver on her legs, most men wouldn't allow it as it blunts the raver and then he's more likely to cut his face when he shaves. It's really neither here or there, it's no big deal. Sheesh, I haven't shaved mine for ages! Some women go through stages where they are always done, sometimes we get sick of it and don't do them for ages. No big deal and I don't see it crucial to the investigation at all.
I think Cristina does look like the gf if you compare the autopsy photo's and photo's taken at the scene of the crime to her ... it's pretty clear to me it's her.
I thought I replied to this last night but apparently not!
Yves Alain Domergue was known to be alive in Argentina in September 1976. This is too late to be Jacques, who was found in August.
Yves and his girlfriend were kidnapped and killed, then dumped by the roadside in a manner eerily similar to that of the Sumter County Does. Their remains were IDed in 2010.
He certainly does look a lot like Jacques, but his girlfriend does not look like Jane at all.
