Summary: 

The UN's Committee on Enforced Disappearances (CED) claimed 20,000 unidentified bodies are stored in a Bogotá airport hangar. This claim is disputed by Colombian authorities, who found no evidence, and the UN distanced itself from the CED report, highlighting its independent nature and lack of UN backing. The article further explores the underlying issues contributing to numerous unidentified deaths in Colombia, including its long history of internal conflict, widespread human trafficking (including sex trafficking and organ harvesting), and the pervasive influence of the drug trade. Ultimately, the article suggests that while the specific claim of 20,000 bodies is unsubstantiated, Colombia's complex sociopolitical landscape fosters conditions that likely result in a significant number of unreported and unidentified deaths.

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