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Four bodies recovered on Ariz. reservation
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 2002 The bodies of four Mexican nationals were found on Tohono O'odham Nation lands in Arizona this week. All were border-crossers. The reservation is a frequent crossing site. One woman died of dehydration, one man was killed in an accident, one man's body was badly decomposed and another man was found hanging from a tree. Get the Story:
Entrant dies of dehydration; 4th this week (The Arizona Daily Star 8/30)
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