Mariana Yanez's disappearance is a story shared by all too many in Mexico and nowhere more so than Ecatepec, where Pope Francis is to hold the largest public event of his visit to Mexico when he celebrates Mass on an outdoor esplanade here on Sunday just miles from that canal.
February 10, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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One evening in September 2014, Mariana Yanez left her home in Ecatepec, a crime-plagued Mexico City suburb, saying she was going to make some photocopies. Then she vanished.
Months later, authorities called her mother to say her 18-year-old daughter’s head and thighs had been found in a sack in a sewage-choked canal, but provided no other details.
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