Inside the Instituto Médico Legal (I): Bodies at dawn
The Santiago morgue was flooded with corpses picked up from the street or left by military trucks, which filled rooms,...
Inside the Instituto Médico Legal (III): From the morgue to the cemetery
A comparison of data on the movement of bodies from the Santiago morgue to the cemetery in 1973 reveals that...
Political Executions: 150 new cases?
150 possible new cases of political executions of people who died during the first three months of the Chilean military...
Crossed identities and bodies without names at the Registro Civil
Serious mistakes were made in the identification of the deceased in the Santiago morgue in 1973, casting doubt on the...
Military Courts: Execute first, judge second
After the Chilean military coup in 1973, military courts opened investigations into people who had been dead or missing for...
Wartime Tribunals: Absolute Authority
How the wartime tribunals began to operate in 1973 as opposed to peacetime military tribunals
The silence of the cemetery
Bureaucratic disorder, erroneous records and inconsistencies in the archives of the SML and the Santiago General Cemetery generate doubts about...
Inconsistencies between the SML and the General Cemetery
Inconsistencies between the records of the SML and the General Cemetery of Santiago illustrated by the cases of Santos Víctor...
The strange case of the two Luis Curivils
The 1973 death registry at Santiago's morgue reveals that a 1996 report erroneously classified a victim of human rights violations...
Victor Jara and Littré Quiroga
How the bodies of Victor Jara and Littré Quiroga were identified in 1973
