Possible Police Link In Mexican Mass Grave Case  July 7, 2008 -
7:07 PM  (CNSNews.com)- Attorney General Arturo Gonzales of
Mexico's Chihuhua state conceded Friday that state and Mexican
federal police may have been involved in killing 200 people, who
disappeared from the northern Mexican city of Juarez, across the
border from El Paso, Texas, over the past decade.  Gonzales held
a news conference outside a ranch where the joint US-Mexican
investigating team uncovered a grave containing six people.
Gonzales also said that, although it was possible that state and
federal agents were responsible for some of the deaths, he
insisted that his officers were not involved in the
investigation because it was outside of their jurisdiction.
Four sites near Juarez still are being searched by a team of FBI
agents and Mexican federal investigators for a series of mass
graves that are believed to hold dozens of victims of the
northern Mexican region's most powerful drug cartel. Mexican
army troops are guarding the sites whi