WORKERS CARRY BOXES FULL OF HUMAN REMAINS AWAY FROM EXHUMATION SITE, 2001-10-24 (photo)

Salvadoran workers carry cardboard boxes containing human remains exhumed from the mass grave site of a Salvadoran civil war massacre October 24, 2001. Seven-hundred-seventy-five men, women and children are believed to have been killed by the Salvadoran soldiers at the village of Los Toriles in Morazan province, 170 miles Salvadoran workers carry cardboard boxes containing human remains exhumed from the mass grave site of a Salvadoran civil war massacre October 24, 2001. Seven-hundred-seventy-five men, women and children are believed to have been killed by the Salvadoran soldiers at the village of Los Toriles in Morazan province, 170 northeast of San Salvador in December 1981. The site of the mass grave was recently discovered and is being excavated to try to shed more light on the murders. REUTERS/Luis Galdamez northeast of San Salvador in December 1981. The site of the mass grave was recently discovered and is being excavated to try to shed more light on the murders.