Wednesday, January 22nd, 2020 When a woman faked her abduction, the Mexican press turned on her It started with a text. “Mom this man looks suspicious and rude,” wrote Laura Karen Espíndola, a thirty-year-old resident of Mexico City, in a WhatsApp message. It was close to nine o’clock on a night last December. Half an hour earlier, Espíndola had texted her mother to say she’d boarded a cab and was on […] Meaghan Beatley
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