He is awaiting a verdict in a case that wrapped up Wednesday, involving his investigation of more than 100,000 deaths and disappearances dating to the 1936-39 Spanish Civil War.
One notorious disappearance case that dates from the previous administration, but which Mr. Aquino's Justice Department has yet to resolve, is that of Jovito Palparan, a retired major general.
Just last year, the state recognised 30 new cases of forced disappearance or murder dating from the Pinochet years, and nearly 10,000 new cases of torture.
The third demonstration, for example, addressing the government-issued "enforced disappearances," invited the public to stencil or draw the faces of those who were taken, alongside the place and date of disappearance in both Arabic and English.
The men have gathered in a hotel smoking room to talk through three mysterious events that occurred on a single date – the disappearance of the town's richest, most desirable man, Emery Staines; the discovery of Anna Wetherell, the town prostitute, unconscious, apparently after an attempted suicide; and the death of Crosbie Wells, a local drunk, whose house harboured an unexpected stash of gold.
The Tramp Dentists is presumed lost, but the date of disappearance is unknown.
The date of disappearance is unknown, but Universal destroyed its remaining copies of silent era films in 1948.
His GPS data also matched the place and date of disappearance for the other three women, according to the grand jury testimony.
Information on all-cause mortality was obtained by linkage to the Danish Central Person Register using information about emigration, date of disappearance and vital status.
This month, new research precisely dates the disappearance of woolly mammoth from St Paul's Island, Alaska, at 5,600 years ago.
