Dog Attack or Homicide? Here's What We Know About the Death of a Woman in Mexicali
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July 10.- A woman named Aida Valenzuela was located without life this morning allegedly after being attacked by 17 dogs in the colony Nacozari, in Mexicali. However, relatives of the victim rejected the animal attack as the only explanation and demanded a thorough investigation to clarify the facts. The report was received at around 06:17 hours at the emergency number, alerting about a person lying on the public road, surrounded by numerous dogs…
The death of a woman on the morning of Friday, July 10, in the Nacozari neighborhood of Mexicali, has raised several questions. Although initial investigations suggest she was attacked by a pack of at least 17 dogs, her family believes this version does not fully explain what happened and has asked authorities to investigate the case as a possible homicide to clarify the circumstances of her death.
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