Ninety years after his execution during the Spanish Civil War, the remains of celebrated poet Federico García Lorca have yet to be located. He is among over 11,000 people in Spain who remain missing and buried in unidentified mass graves. The search for Lorca's remains is particularly challenging, representing a significant unresolved issue from the conflict. The difficulty highlights the widespread problem of locating and identifying victims of the Civil War and subsequent Franco dictatorship. This ongoing search underscores the lasting pain and need for closure for families affected by the war. Despite extensive efforts, the location of Lorca’s final resting place remains unknown, continuing a decades-long mystery and a symbol of the unresolved wounds of Spanish history.