Mexican woman murdered

We all know how this whole tragedy went down, ending with the disappearance of Selene Macedo and her family—which, honestly, hits home for us too since their journey ended right here in one of our major tourist hubs.
How much damage do you think this does to our reputation as a travel destination, even if we don't know who the monster behind this crime actually is?

I mean, sure, murders happen every single day on every corner of the planet, but alongside the Australka B. L. case, it’s pretty rare for tourists to get targeted like this in our neck of the woods.

America sees about 10 million foreign tourists every single year. If you look at those numbers, it’s almost a mathematical certainty that someone, somewhere, is going to get killed. Purely from a statistical standpoint. On a human level, of course, it's a tragedy. But trying to turn one isolated incident into a massive scandal that calls our entire tourism industry into question? That’s just shallow, small-minded nonsense.

She left a country plagued by insane crime rates—where kidnappings and murders happen constantly—just to end up here, where those kinds of things are actually rare.

If they track down the perpetrator, I guess it’ll probably turn out he’s already on the radar, whether as someone with mental health issues or someone with a prior criminal record.

So, did 24 Oras actually buy into the ownership of F.HR? 😱
If that’s actually what happened, I’m calling for a permanent ban. 😠