Zacatecas bulletinsMissing-person search and identification

Page through the Zacatecas state prosecutor's bulletins, newest first, each with its complete text. Free, no login.

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What it shows

Few bulletins and one clear focus

Zacatecas publishes sparingly, days or weeks apart, so it helps to arrive with the right expectation: this is not an arrest log but an institutional bulletin with one sharp theme, the search for and identification of missing people. It features the specialised office for enforced and third-party disappearance, the site it will share with the local search commission, human identification work with federal and United Nations bodies, and the national forensic data bank. Around that theme come bulletins on the state peace-building roundtable, the training of investigative police and the women's justice centre. Each one carries the complete text and the communications byline.

  • Complete text
    The full body of the bulletin, not an extract, naming the units and institutions involved.
  • Date and byline
    The publication date and time and the communications officer who signed the bulletin.
  • Summary and link
    The opening extract preceding the text and the link to the bulletin as the prosecutor published it.
FAQ

Common questions

01Will I find the day's arrests and sentences?
Very few. Unlike Chihuahua or Jalisco, which publish case by case, Zacatecas uses its bulletins for institutional communication. What you do find in detail is how the state's missing-person search and forensic identification policy is progressing, which is its dominant subject.
02Can I follow a specific missing person here?
Not case by case. The bulletins describe capabilities and aggregate results, such as the number of samples processed or people identified, not individual files. For a specific case you need the specialised prosecutor's office or the local search commission.
03How often is it published?
On no fixed schedule: several days can pass between bulletins, and sometimes two or three appear on the same day. Because the whole archive is small, a few pages cover months of publishing, which is not true of the prosecutors that publish daily.
04Is it free? How many bulletins per page?
It is free and needs no account, with a cap on lookups per hour from the same connection. Ten arrive per page, newest first, and you move forward by page number until the response says there are no more. Given the volume, a few pages cover much of the archive.
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