omar garcia was there. many of his friends were injured, killed, or disappeared. ar: i can still remember how scared i was that night, and the terror. and the outrage at not knowing what happened. reporter: the official investigation has been bogged down in conflicting theories and misinformation. whether authorities are unwilling or unable to solve the case is not clear. there are plenty of suspects, but no convictions. that's why human rights organizations are scrutinizing the case independently. they've commissioned forensic architecture, a team of scientists, journalists, and artists, to evaluate and visualize public sources. like omar's witness account, for example. the night's events are reconstructed on interactive maps. omar helped in the reconstruction. irving: where were you when they opened fire? omar: i ran that way. reporter: it's a complex case. the military, police units, as well as criminal gangs, are all likely involved. irving: the reconstruction is meant to allow us to visualize the crime scenes, to understand the extent of the violence and how i