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Conducting physical searches for mass grave locations based on anecdotal evidence is a time‐consuming and resource‐intensive endeavor in circumstances that often pose a threat to personal safety. The development of tools and procedures to speed such searches can greatly reduce the risk involved, increase the number of individuals whose remains are recovered and identified, and more importantly, reunite...