Posted on 07/11/2018 5:59:20 AM PDT by BenLurkin
Tatiana Mirutenko and her husband, James Hoover, were at a taqueria on Saturday with two friends in the exclusive Lomas de Chapultepec neighborhood of the capital when the gunmen opened fire on a bouncer inside the establishment, according to a statement from the Mexico City attorney general's office.
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Hoover and Mirutenko were celebrating their one-year wedding anniversary with three other couples and were trying to dine at as many Michelin-star restaurants as possible, reported CNN affiliate WLS in Chicago, where the woman's family lives.
Mirutenko, a Hawthorn Woods, Illinois, native, attended Clemson University, where she played Division I volleyball, and she worked for a San Francisco-based biopharmaceutical company.
Clemson economics professor Raymond Sauer said he doesn't remember many students from five years ago, but Mirutenko is an exception. She was "especially intelligent," worked hard and was often engaging others, he said. She was a staple in the economics department and was never afraid to ask questions or discuss course work.
"She was charting a course for her life, and really always thinking about the future and working really hard. ... You knew she would go places. This is why this death is so ironic -- a person like that would get caught up in something so random."
Her employer said she brought many of those same character traits to work.
(Excerpt) Read more at ktla.com ...
“You want to see Mexico, go to Los Angeles.”
It’s safer to go to Mexico.
Since tacos is your idea of the fare at top tier restaurants in Mexico, I’m not saying a word to set you straight. I could mention the places I’ve eaten, but wouldn’t want to meet your type there.
Why do you spend so much time in a country you plainly despise?
but wouldnt want to meet your type there.
Your a special kind of jerk now arent you?
Adios buttwipe!
Don’t you belong over at DU?
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