http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2008-04-01-109315797_x.htm
BLANDING, Utah — The foreigner is buried in a small-town cemetery, against a barbed-wire fence in an unmarked plot set aside for poor people.
He might be Mexican. He might be Guatemalan. But he's simply called No. 8, a man with no name because his identity is still unknown, a year after he was killed in a car wreck with seven other illegal immigrants in southeastern Utah.
More than 2,000 illegal immigrants have died in the Southwest since 2002, and many are nameless in death -- buried as anonymous victims of heat stroke, car crashes or other calamities.
They typically carry no ID, just the clothes on their back and the dream of a life better than the one they left behind.
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