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Vital studies organized by the Spanish National Police and the Spanish Civil Guard in collaboration with forensic experts show that 89 people are missing after the terrible passage
Vital studies organized by the Spanish National Police and the Spanish Civil Guard in collaboration with forensic experts show that 89 people are missing after the terrible passage of the dana, or cold snap, that occurred in Valencia on October 29, according to the Center for Data Integration (CID).
These active cases correspond exclusively complaints where relatives are They provided different data and provided biological samples that allow the further identification of their relatives, the High Court of Justice of the Valencian Community (TSJCV) indicated.
CID points out that it is important to note that reports of missing persons with active records in antemortem units do not equal the total number of missing persons that would have resulted from the tragedy because There may be disappearances that have not yet been reported.
In addition, these 89 active cases of reported disappearances should be compared with the number of deceased people whose autopsies have already been carried out at the Institute of Forensic Medicine (IML) but are awaiting identification, which is 62 people.
According to the latest CID report, throughout this episode, forensic experts carried out 195 autopsies on the Dana dead, the same ones who were placed in the morgue of the City of Justice in Valencia.
From this amount, 133 are fully identified. Of these identifications, 119 were made through fingerprint analysis and the remaining 14 through matching DNA samples.
Data that relatives of missing persons can provide to antemortem examination offices to facilitate identification range from photographs, personal and anthropometric profiles, medical histories, X-rays or clothing for personal effects, tattoos, dental records, surgical procedures performed, use of internal prostheses or pacemakers, among others.
For identification through genetic profiling, the greatest reliability is provided by biological samples from ancestors and direct descendants, as well as the delivery of personal items belonging to the missing person, such as a toothbrush or razor blade.
The CID is a technical body consisting of the Forensic and Directorate of the State Security Forces and Corps, which includes specialized agents from the Guardia Civil and the National Police. Its main function is to collect and monitor various crime reports. . identification carried out by various institutions of people killed in mass casualty events, based on Royal Decree 32/2009.
This center is the only one authorized by this decree to publicly provide to the media, through the Office of Public Relations of the High Court of the Valencian Community, official data concerning the forensic and scientific police processing of this event. (EFE)
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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