As of 2006[update], 126 bodies were found, of which 96 were identified[1] by the Medical Legal Institute in 1998.[14][lower-alpha 1] Authorities reported that all bodies in Patio 29 had been exhumed by 2006, though some families of the victims disagreed. More than 1000 of the disappeared from this period have not been found.[10] Skepticism about the matches' veracity emerged in 2003, and the institute's own DNA testing in 2005 revealed a project rife with mistakes and exaggerated certainty:[14] 48 bodies were wrongly identified and 37 more were doubted.[10] The Medical Legal Institute created a new DNA database in May 2007.[16] Three bodies were positively identified in late 2009.[2]