Dinsy Ejotuz
Footballguy
I've been looking for this kind of story ever since the event happened at Queretaro, where someone tracked down the people who claimed to know that someone had been killed and did the legwork.
And it looks like I was wrong...
And it looks like I was wrong...
In Querétaro, though, it’s just the solitary reporter, Estrella. As she waited in front of the camera for the studio team to throw to her, she offered her thoughts on everything that’s happened. When she arrived at perhaps the most nebulous part of all of it — the death toll, which officially remains at zero — she pushed back against the assertion that the local government is covering up fatalities.
“No hay muertos,” she says, firmly. There are no deaths.
For days, she followed up with fans who posted accounts on Twitter saying that they lost a loved one in the attacks. For one reason or another — fear, anxiety, or fiction — none of those leads panned out.
“I see all of those accounts (online),” she said. “But then you find those people — and you ask them for the names of those loved ones, or the names of their friends who died, and they have nothing to say. Where were they taken? They just don’t tell you.”