(Bloomberg) -- Next to a mass grave in Malaga,
Spain, Juliana Sanchez watches an archeologist scrape dirt from a
broken skull and wonders if this might be her father.
``I can't leave,'' she says of the site, where investigators
found the remains of children and babies among 220 bodies crammed
into a pit by fascist dictator Francisco Franco's death squads.
``I'm too anxious to know if some paper, some trace could be
found to show that one of them is my father.''
Read more at Bloomberg Exclusive News
Spain, Juliana Sanchez watches an archeologist scrape dirt from a
broken skull and wonders if this might be her father.
``I can't leave,'' she says of the site, where investigators
found the remains of children and babies among 220 bodies crammed
into a pit by fascist dictator Francisco Franco's death squads.
``I'm too anxious to know if some paper, some trace could be
found to show that one of them is my father.''
Read more at Bloomberg Exclusive News
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