Missing Girl Found in the Woods

Perla Alison, a young girl from the Santa Martha Acatitla neighborhood, vanished after leaving home to buy candy. A nationwide Amber Alert followed, but days later, her body was found in an abandoned building near the Constitución de 1917 metro station. A neighbor alerted police after noticing a foul smell. Authorities confirmed signs of violence and launched a femicide investigation. Early evidence suggests the girl may have been abused before her death, but autopsy results are pending. The case sparked outrage online, with feminist and civil groups demanding justice. Erika Deyanira Morales, a 20-year-old from Nariño, Colombia, died by euthanasia after years of suffering from… Perla Alison, a young girl from the Santa Martha Acatitla neighborhood, vanished after leaving home to buy candy. A nationwide Amber Alert followed, but days later, her body was found in an abandoned building near the Constitución de 1917 metro station. Click next to read more A neighbor alerted police after noticing a foul smell. Authorities confirmed signs of violence and launched a femicide investigation. Early evidence suggests the girl may have been abused before her death, but autopsy results are pending. The case sparked outrage online, with feminist and civil groups demanding justice. Erika Deyanira Morales, a 20-year-old from Nariño, Colombia, died by euthanasia after years of suffering from quadriplegia caused by a violent attack in 2021. At just 17, Erika was struck with a bottle in a bar restroom, resulting in spinal injuries that left her fully dependent on her family. Initially denied the procedure by her health provider, Erika’s case went viral, and approval was finally granted in February 2025. Her sister, Tatiana, led the campaign and confirmed her passing with heartfelt tributes online. Click next to read more Despite online claims, authorities have not confirmed the identities of the alleged attackers. Erika’s story has reignited national conversations about disability rights and the right to die with dignity.

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