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morgaine7

Jan 29, 2012, 6:57 PM

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The "press conference" is highly unusual, I agree. But it's not every day that there's a foreign victim and a Mexican suspect who speaks fluent enough English to offer live responses to impromptu questions from the foreign press. Someone must have seen the opportunity and rolled with it.

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raqueteer

Jan 30, 2012, 11:03 AM

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Let's face some facts here, even the Canadians are no longer buying this story. Check out the comments section.

http://www.torontosun.com/...n-beating-confession

Allegedly every bone in her face broken and the suspect hasn't got a mark on his hands. How likely is that?

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arbon

Jan 30, 2012, 12:25 PM

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¿So do you think that those hands did not do the beating, or the face bones were not broken?

¿But why did the trained Red Cross attendents take the injured woman to two private clinics that were not fit for purpose?
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raqueteer

Jan 30, 2012, 1:10 PM

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Two more excellent questions Arbon. Has anyone seen the victim's face? Where's the video?
Head injuries are potentially very serious. It's pretty hard to imagine why trained paramedics would take the victim anywhere other than a full service hospital. What's more, the story changes daily about how many bones were broken.
Frankly no, I don't think those hands did the beating. It takes a helluva lot of force to break bones in the face. To do it without even a bruise seems more than unlikely.
Then we have the followup story of a Scott Giddy who claims to have been struck over the head while in Mazatlan. However, nobody saw it happen, and he also claims not to remember anything about it.

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Dreamer Blue

Jan 31, 2012, 5:42 AM

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There are, as with many stories coming out of Mexico, many inconsistencies, but the original Mexican story said that they had surveillance video showing the suspect kicking something with his feet. Maybe this would explain both the injuries and the unblemished hands?

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