[Lurker]

“You’ve been to Nepal?”

[johniegrad]

Try reading that first sentence fast, five times.

[Truth29]

Not much detail in this article, but I surmise she was a Muslim woman living a rather free spirit life who met a Muslim man who then beat her to death. Sounds like life in the Muslim world.

[Bogey78O]

Women who spend time growing up in relative safety are the worst at assessing risk. I’m a male and I am skeptical of hanging with strangers alone in a strange land. Some people in this world are predators.

[ken in texas]

... met Yehia through a Couchsurfing website

Couchsurfing? Perhaps I'm out of touch but is this a big thing in India? Anywhere?

[DJ Taylor]

Depending on the kindness of strangers has always been and always will be dangerous, even in Nepal.

[kvanbrunt2]

a female member of our church was there before the earthquake handing out clothes then the earthquake changed some of her work. setting up housing and stuff.

[I want the USA back]

The Noble Savage syndrome: liberals sincerely believing that savages are really just poor, downtrodden, misunderstood people. The opinion doesn’t generally change when the savage starts acting like a savage.

[Jack Hydrazine]

[dfwgator]

No good deed.

[Doomonyou]

I just got off the phone with a buddy who is by now on a plane to Nepal for earthquake relief.

Eesh...

[bgill]

Liberals are always so very shocked when reality hits them head on. She was another wackadoodle who was Keeping Austin Weird. Sad for any death but don’t be so naïve to intentionally put yourself into such questionable situations.

[sig229]

I guess she was from the Kalamazoo area. I just saw the report on channel 3 WWMT.