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[*] posted on 11-8-2012 at 04:22 PM
Does anyone know?


Back in 2000 or so an American woman who owned the tile store just south of Rosarito was driving drunk and crashed into a wedding party. She killed the bride, the brides mom and the grandmother. I'm just curious if anyone knows what happened to her because try as I may I can't find any info. Sorry if this post upsets anyone but here we just had a Mexican national hit and kill a little boy and am wondering about the way each country treats these individuals.



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