[Meridian]

That is some cold hearted treatment. The reporter, being manhandled by police whilst dying, being dumped on the truck on top of that woman...I guess she'd done something pretty bad to be given the do not resuscitate order like that...

[souris]

I just came for the leggings

[dark_angel]

Someone could have at least held her hand and said some comforting words to her as she passed. She died surrounded by people... yet was all alone and treated like trash.

[pragmatist]

Such lack of human compassion for the dying in these countries but I guess they see so much of it.

[mothmon]

What an asshole. I was beginning to think it was only Africa where the live television reporters go up to a dying victim of senseless violence, stick a microphone into their faces, and ask: "Can you tell my viewers at home - how does it feel to be lynched and/or shot to death?" Thank you, South America, for restoring my faith that the world is shit all over

[Bletch]

[scottameyer]

Poor girl pretty too

[kellyhound]

Honduras, Dec 2016. First the perps shot 2 women in an alley around 3 PM. One got wounded and fled into a home and the other (21), housewife and with three children, lost her life as a result of having received 14 automatic gunshots.

Then the killers, who arrived on motorcycles, fled the scene and fired at the two women shown in the thread vid shooting a female company owner in her arm and a supermarker employee (26) was hit by multiple bullets. Both were transported to the Hospital where she died at 6.20 PM.

The street where the events happened has been classified by residents as the "corner of death", because at least 10 people have been shot in that year.

[CrunchyCripple]

Shot 14 times and not a single mark or drop of blood? How very odd.

[Tibs]

"I'm just gonna leave this corpse here on your lap. That cool? Wave your right arm if it's a problem".