Experts begin task to identify jet crash bodies

The grim task of identifying victims of the Air France plane crash will begin today.

Wed, 10 Jun, 2009 - 08:11

The grim task of identifying victims of the Air France plane crash will begin today.

Seventeen more bodies were pulled from the sea yesterday, bringing the number recovered to 41. Another 187 have yet to be found.

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