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CORRECTS SPELLING OF LATE NAME CEBALLOS - FILE - In this March 11, 2008 file photo, Mariana Selva, from the independent Argentine Forensic Anthropology Team, examines an unidentified skeleton at a forensic lab as part of an effort to identify the victims of Argentina's Dirty War in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Forensic scientists have finally identified a mutilated corpse that washed up on the shores of Uruguay in 1976. Forensic scientists in Argentina used genetic evidence and fingerprints that were taken by Uruguay's military government at the time to identify the body as Luis Guillermo Vega Ceballos, a Chilean leftist who was among the first victims of Argentina's military coup. (AP Photo/Natacha Pisarenko, File)Forensic scientists have finally identified a mutilated corpse that washed up on the shore in 1976 as that of a Chilean leftist who was among the first victims of the Argentine dictatorship.

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