@cladio46

It was meant to be a general comment, about checking the local newspapers to learn more about whatever "nota roja" you are interested in.
I am not following the specific incident about el Sr. Nava López in any local periódico.

Despertar; La Voz; Diario ABC de Zihuatanejo,
I think are the big three.

Here's a link to the ABC
https://abcdezihuatanejo.com/

Regards.

Sooner, or, later, (or in some cases, maybe never), you learn the culture in Mexico.

Learning to read in the language of the country, Spanish, is helpful.....just sayin.

I am not being mean, just my personal, practical experience and education about Mexico, its people, language and culture.

Move on folks and please don’t piss off the owner of Zihuatanejo.net either.

Thank you and have a great day.

Susan

@Aunt Chelada

Re: ..."If you refuse to believe nothing happened, doesn't mean it didn't. I guess when you live so close to the beach, it's easy to keep your head in the sand. Sure, more than likely it was an isolate incident directed at a specific person for a specific reason. That doesn't mean the public, be it locals, tourist or future tourists should not be informed of what is happening there."

It appears that discussion of this case got unnecessarily mean-spirited.

I suspect what the original post of Jack, and of Connie were wondering about, was the "who-what-where-when-how-why" of the incident. As simple as that.
By nature, most people are curious, and do want to know what happened, which is, I.M.O., neither out of the ordinary nor should be considered to be a "morbid" curiosity.

Though on the other hand, at least my perception is that I don't think this website is for dealing with la "nota roja".
As was mentioned......"That's what the police section of our newspapers are for."

Some board users may choose to use Rob as a source, as he is one of the most knowledgeable people when it comes to Z information.

So, yes, on one hand, "the public, be it locals, tourists or future tourists" should be informed of what is happening, but on the other hand, maybe that information, at least in these types of incidents, would be best obtained from news sources who's business is to report on incidents such as this unfortunate case.

A suggestion for an option to replying to a user when another crime occurs, a "form letter" type reply such as:

On this website it is not our business to deal with la "nota roja". Please refer to one of the local newspapers, or other news sources for further information......

seems to me would be a "kinder & gentler" neutral way of responding to inquires about criminal activity in Z.

Regards.

If you refuse to believe nothing happened, doesn't mean it didn't. I guess when you live so close to the beach, it's easy to keep your head in the sand. Sure, more than likely it was an isolate incident directed at a specific person for a specific reason. That doesn't mean the public, be it locals, tourist or future tourists should not be informed of what is happening there.

So before there were news reports available confirming the details, what was the information I was supposed to provide? Because Talley Ho had no idea of what happened, so no one should be criticizing them for anything.

I didn't see the incident, but dozens of people did, and they all did nothing as the shooter allegedly walked away calmly. Someone said he went to the local Oxxo. So when people were asking for details I didn't have any other than what Jack apparently already posted: a man was shot on the beach while he was sitting at Casa Arcadia.

You are the second person to unfairly question the integrity of Tally Ho and me. My initial reaction was nowhere near as kind as this response. I had quite a busy day yesterday, and entertaining morbid curiosity was not high on my list of priorities. That's what the police section of our newspapers is for.

Thanks for the courtesy of a reply.

She beat me to it, but you’re welcome anyway.

I hear there was a shooting.

You just answered your own question.