January 1, PANIC Grows As Serial Killer Stalks Popular American Tourist Destination

Wyatt’s Take

• Three women murdered in just 11 days across a resort city packed with American families — and authorities are scrambling for answers
• Biden’s open border chaos extends beyond U.S. soil as cartel violence and lawlessness spiral out of control in what used to be safe vacation spots
• Mainstream media silent on warnings Americans need to hear about the dangers lurking just across our southern border

The bodies of three murdered women have been discovered across Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, sparking fears that a serial killer is on the loose in the beach resort city where thousands of Americans vacation every year. Authorities found the victims, all appearing to be between 30 and 35 years old, partially naked in different locations across the city.

The grim discoveries unfolded over just 11 days, sending shockwaves through the coastal community that depends on tourism dollars from U.S. visitors. Local officials have launched a massive investigation, but concerns are mounting that the killer remains free and may strike again.

This disturbing pattern comes as Mexico continues to battle record levels of violence tied to drug cartels and organized crime. What was once considered a relatively safe destination for American families has transformed into a deadly danger zone under the weight of unchecked criminal activity.

The victims were found in various neighborhoods throughout Puerto Vallarta, suggesting the perpetrator is moving freely through the city. Mexican authorities have not released the identities of the women or details about how they were killed, fueling speculation and fear among residents and tourists alike.

For years, conservatives have warned about the security crisis brewing south of the border and how it threatens American citizens both at home and abroad. The Biden administration’s refusal to secure our southern border has emboldened cartels and criminals who operate with virtual impunity across Mexico.

American travelers are now facing tough choices about whether popular Mexican destinations are worth the risk. Travel advisories have been issued for numerous Mexican states, but many tourists remain unaware of the escalating dangers until it’s too late.

Why It Matters

When hardworking Americans save up for a family vacation, they shouldn’t have to worry about serial killers roaming free in what’s supposed to be a safe resort town. This is what happens when borders collapse and lawlessness takes root. Our leaders in Washington have a duty to warn Americans about these threats and work with Mexico to restore order, but the current administration would rather pretend the problem doesn’t exist.