Investigadores creen que los restos de Lorca fueron exhumados

Madrid, Feb 15 (EFE) - The team of investigators searching in Alfacar (Granada) for the grave where the remains of Federico García Lorca, along with three other executed victims, may have been buried, believes they have found it and speculates that his remains were later exhumed, according to reports today in Madrid. The investigators presented the final report of their investigation today, promoted by the cultural association Regreso con Honor (Return with Honor). They state that they found a pit with disturbed earth and the remains of a bullet and a shell casing on Peñón Colorado, in the municipality of Alfacar. They have admitted that since there are "no bones or clothes," it is quite possible that they unearthed the remains of García Lorca, the Republican teacher Dióscoro Galindo, and the anarcho-syndicalist banderilleros Francisco Galadí and Joaquín Arcoyas, who were shot and supposedly buried alongside the poet in the early hours of August 17-18, 1936. Keywords: Efe, Garcia Lorca, Granada, studio