A report by a team of independent investigators say charred remains found in Mexico are not those of a group of missing student teachers.<br /> <br />Last week the Mexican president and attorney general said burnt remnants found in a garbage bin in southern Mexico belonged to 43 student teachers who'd been missing since September.<br /> <br />But the parents of the students commissioned their own investigators... an independent team from Argentina. And Tuesday the Argentine team released a report saying that 24 of the 30 remains recovered don't have any biological kinship with the students.<br /> <br />A lawyer for the family said the report sheds new light on the investigation.<br /> <br />(SOUNDBITE) (Spanish) LAWYER FOR PARENTS OF MISSING STUDENTS, VIDULFO ROSALES, SAYING:<br /> <br />"In light of the evidence found in the bags, how they were found, where they were found, this process is not resulting in a confirmation. Now obviously the genetic forensics is to lead us down a different course."<br /> <br />Parents of
