Posted on 08/22/2019 11:02:16 AM PDT by BenLurkin
The shootings happened on Cañón Uníon street near the corner of Prolongación Calle Segunda.
Díaz worked as a shift leader at the KFC on Third Avenue in Chula Vista and had a 16-year-old son named Adrian, according to Corral.
Employees at the restaurant said Diaz had worked there for eight years.
"She was a cheerful, dedicated and hard working mother," Corral said.
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A lot of people go on the basis of feelings. Someone in a statistically dangerous city like Memphis will say “but I feel very safe”. Then the law of averages catches up with them.
Did she get to eat the barbecued Iguana?
Since she was murdered in Mexico, can we extradite the perp here to the US and have him face trial, after all, its what the Mexican President wants to do with the El Paso Perp
“but I feel very safe”. Then the law of averages catches up with them.
Fact is, even in very dangerous areas, the odds of you getting killed are pretty low. In a way, it’s like how 20 somethings feel immortal. They are only living in the here and now. And in a way, they are like the guy that jumps off a 10 story building and, as he passes the 3rd floor, says, “so far, so good”.
Despite what Stan Ridgeway says, you can’t get barbecued iguana in TJ. They will laugh at you if you ask. But you can get the original caesar salad at The Hotel Caesar.
No, but you can get the donkey show.
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