Nine months after the enforced disappearance of the 43 Ayotzinapa students, the Mexican public is skeptical that truth and justice will be served. The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights team issued its 4th report and indicated that 53 of its requests for interviews were ignored by the authorities and the testimony of 40 of the 100 detained suspects was obtained through coercion or torture. The main point in dispute revolves around the role of the military. Clayton Conn reports from Mexico City.