This operation, conducted on Tuesday, responds to a report submitted by the Reus City Council last December to the Generalitat de Catalunya, which identified four hypothetical grave locations. The search focuses on a spot where a witness placed a well with human remains interred in 1951, in an area that was previously a Francoist concentration camp.
“"Now we move from oral testimony to memory and knowledge, with the physical location of the object and the place."
Councillor Montserrat Flores emphasized the importance of this intervention, which allows oral information to be transformed into concrete data regarding the location of these remains. The use of georadar facilitates a non-invasive inspection of the terrain, crucial for the precise identification of the grave.
