4 Americans killed in Tijuana

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**dietrich**

And I thought it was just the water that you had to worry about.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090515/ap_on_re_us/us_tijuana_strangling_deaths

The bodies of four U.S. citizens were found strangled, beaten and stabbed in a van in this border city, two days after they reportedly left their Southern California homes for a night at the Mexican clubs, U.S. officials said Thursday.

I've never been to Mexico. Don't care to go to Mexico. And would stop my kids from going too.

**mcfly**

I like Mexico (the nice part, the peninsula, not Tijuana, even though I've been there too). The peninsula has beautiful resorts.

**Necros**

I love mexican food, in fact it's my favorite of all. But that's not enough to get me to wanna go there... ever.

**Nofasse 'Eadhunta**

The US shouldn't worry, there's always millions more!

**warpcrafter**

Where's Pancho Villa when we need him?

**Ultrafool**

warpcrafter wrote:Where's Pancho Villa when we need him?

Everywhere

**Frazzled**

Tijuana has always been dangerous territory and that was back when I was young (when paramecium roamed the earth). I imagine its like Beirut 1983 now, or even worse, Compton.