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Reuters LIMA Peru 2/25/2008

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A forensic anthropologist takes a saliva sample of Teofila Ochoa Lizarbe, (R) a relative of people who disappeared during Peru?s dirty war, to be used for a DNA comparison with remains recently discovered in graves in Ayacucho, in Lima, February 25, 2008. Families of people who disappeared during Peru?s dirty war gave DNA samples this week to scientists hoping to find matches with remains recently discovered in graves in Ayacucho, a department in central Peru. Nearly 70,000 people died or disappeared in Peru between 1980-2000, in a brutal war between the military, police, the Shining Path guerrilla group and the Tupac Amuru Revolutionary Movement. REUTERS/Mariana Bazo(PERU)

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