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Waiting for service at Registro Público in Mexico City |
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Field office of PFP (Mexican highway patrol) |
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Mixture of old and new found in many small towns |
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Civil and criminal files are not archived on computer |
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Drilling holes to tie together a court file |
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Marriage, birth, death & divorce records found here |
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Hand search of marriage records in a small town |
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Mexican records are based upon use of two last names |
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Radio is helpful for locating people throughout the country |
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Successfuly used to find people |
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Newspaper announcements often used to locate people |
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Just half of Mexico City white pages |
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Mexican laws are strict |
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Bills are paid in person and with cash in Mexico |
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Two policemen burned alive by a mob while on surveillance |
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Mexico Investigations is located in the middle of Mexico |
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Government permision required to work as investigator |
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Cars are registerd in one of the 31 states |
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Vendors selling to drivers stuck in Mexico City traffic |
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Working with Federal Police at accident scene |
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Hot water is a luxury at small town hotels |
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Mike McHenry ready to deliver mail |
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On the job in a mountain village |
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Traffic fatalities are sensationalized (actual case) |
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Taking DNA sample in a paternity case |
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Caught together in a matrimonial case |
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Hidden time lapse camera image |
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Retrieving records at Guatemala border |
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Research at small village clinic |
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Visiting a widow in mountains of Hidago state |
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San Ysidro Crossing: "USA (background) starts at black and yellow stripe" |
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"Mexican hotel courtyard" |
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"Billboard in Mexico tourist area near U.S. announcing services available in Spanish" |