Investigators have begun the process of forensically examining the remains of children discovered at the site of the former mother and baby home in Tuam, Ireland. A newly opened facility allows for this crucial stage of the investigation to commence. The goal is to identify the children and begin to piece together their stories. The site has long been the subject of controversy, with allegations of mistreatment and neglect. Remains were first discovered there in 2017, prompting a formal investigation. This forensic work represents a significant step towards providing answers and closure for families affected by the Tuam home. Authorities hope to offer dignity and remembrance to those whose stories have remained untold for decades.