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Minnesota couple murdered by armed motorcyclists in Mexico
A Minnesota husband and spouse visiting household in Mexico have been killed when a bunch of armed people on bikes shot them on the vacationer vacation spot of Puerto Escondido, in response to Mexican media.
The double murder occurred April 7, with The Oaxaca Put up reporting Friday concerning the slayings. Household in Minnesota has recognized the victims as 48-year-old Leticia Carrillo and 49-year-old Miguel Abrego, who’re from Coon Rapids, in response to WCCO.
“For causes past our understanding, somebody’s mindless act ripped Miguel and Leticia away from this world. It isn’t sufficient to say we’re shocked and damage. We’re completely devastated,” a GoFundMe explains.
“Their homicide leaves many unanswered questions and creates a void in our hearts that may by no means be fastened or stuffed. Not even with time. This nightmare has grow to be our new actuality.”
The web fundraiser was launched to assist Leticia and Miguel’s kids, a 21-year-old son and an 18-year-old daughter, deal with the monetary stresses left within the wake of violent crime.
The Oaxaca Put up stories that the assault occurred “when a bunch of unknown people touring on a bike caught up with the truck during which the couple was touring and shot them a number of occasions earlier than fleeing.”
The black SUV they have been in is described within the story as a “double cabin truck” with Minnesota license plates.
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A motorcyclist who crashed while leaving downtown Minneapolis was later found dead, according to the Minnesota State Patrol.
The crash happened around 1 a.m. Sunday on the ramp from Third Street to Interstate 94 west, according to the patrol’s incident report.
The 21-year-old motorcyclist from Spring Lake Park, Minnesota, was “traveling a very high rate of speed,” the patrol said, and “was later found deceased as a result of the crash.”
No other vehicles were involved. The motorcyclist has not been publicly identified.
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Philadelphia Eagles at Minnesota Vikings: Third Quarter Recap and Fourth Quarter Discussion
Once again, it’s time to get those four fingers up above your head. We’re heading to the final quarter of play at U.S. Bank Stadium, and our Minnesota Vikings are trailing the Philadelphia Eagles by a score of 21-16.
The Vikings got the football first to start the second half after deferring on the opening coin toss. Myles Price got things started with a nice return to set the Vikings up at midfield. The Minnesota offense did push down into the red zone, but then Carson Wentz picked up an inexplicable intentional grounding penalty and the Vikings settled for another Will Reichard field goal, a 28-yarder to make it 14-9.
The Eagles then struck immediately on their next drive, as Jalen Hurts dropped back to pass and found a wide open Devonta Smith behind the Vikings’ defense for a 79-yard touchdown, and just like that it was 21-9.
The Vikings finally got into the end zone on their next drive, courtesy of Jordan Mason. He took a direct snap and managed to barely outrun the Eagles’ defense to the left pylon for a 1-yard touchdown to make it 21-16 with just under four minutes remaining in the third quarter.
The Eagles have moved the ball into Minnesota territory, and as we move to the fourth quarter they’re looking at a 3rd-and-5 from the Minnesota 23-yard line.
Can the Vikings figure out a way to put together a come-from-behind win against the defending world champs? That’s what it’s going to take, as they trail the Eagles going into the fourth quarter by a score of 21-16. Come join us for the conclusion of this one!
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