Overview
- A YouTuber disclosed that an exterior security camera at Márquez’s Zapopan salon was detached a week before her May 13 livestream shooting, suggesting the attack was planned to avoid capture.
- Jalisco authorities maintain three active lines of inquiry into the feminicide but have made no arrests nearly two months after the influencer’s death.
- The state prosecutor’s office has invited anyone with relevant information to submit formal statements to bolster the unresolved investigation.
- A recent episode of the digital series Cuando los Ángeles Caen portrayed a plot closely mirroring Márquez’s murder, reigniting debate over dramatizing ongoing real-life tragedies.
- Márquez’s live-streamed death on TikTok underscores vulnerabilities faced by social media figures and highlights broader concerns about gender-based violence and impunity in Mexico.