Mexico Influencer Valeria Marquez Shot Dead During TikTok Live - videohaat.com

Mexico Influencer Valeria Marquez Shot Dead During TikTok Live - videohaat.com

Mexico Influencer Valeria Marquez Shot Dead During TikTok Live - videohaat.com

and now we turn to Mexico in a shocking

and heartbreaking incident 23-year-old

Mexican beauty influencer Valeria

Marquez was shot dead while live

streaming on Tik Tok from her salon

authorities say a man entered the salon

and opened fire killing her instantly

the case is now being investigated as

femicide and so far no suspects have

been identified here's more on this

deadly tragedy

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in a horrifying act of violence

23-year-old Mexican beauty influencer

Valeria Marquez was shot dead while live

streaming from her beauty salon this has

shocked thousands of her fans who

watched in real time

the brazen attack captured on camera has

sparked nationwide outrage and renewed

focus on Mexico's relentless wave of

gender-based violence

according to Haliscoco State prosecutors

a man entered Marquez's salon blossomed

the beauty lounge and opened fire he

struck her once in the chest and twice

in the head the young influencer died

instantly and her final moments were

witnessed by viewers on Tik Tok the

chilling video ended only when another

person picked up her phone to stop the

live

stream moments before her death Marquez

had been chatting casually on her live

stream no she was cradling a toy unaware

of the horror that was about to unfold

she appeared visibly uneasy as she

mentioned a recent incident where

someone had tried to deliver her an

expensive gift while she was away that

sense of unease turned fatal when a man

reportedly posing as a delivery person

entered the salon and shot her at point

blank

range local media speculates that

Ricardo Ruiz Velasco a known drug cartel

linked to the Halisco Noeag gener

reports alleged that Velasco had been

romantically involved with the influenza

and was angered by the gifts she

received from

admirers authorities are yet to identify

the suspect but the case is being

investigated as a femicide the targeted

killing of women because of their gender

human Rights Watch has pointed to

systematic failures in protecting

victims and investigating gender-based

crimes in 2023 Mexico ranked among the

worst countries in Latin America for

femicide rates a grim reflection of

ongoing impunity and institutional

neglect in Mexico such brutal crimes are

tragically common according to the

Mexico peace index of 2025 femicides

made up 19.8% of female homicides in

2015 which resulted in 428 deaths this

has risen to 24.2% 2% by 2024 with 829

women dead valeria Marquez was a rising

star in Mexico's influencer scene she

was known for her tutorials and

relatable content with nearly 200,000

followers across Tik Tok and Instagram

she had built a loyal fan base who now

mourn the sudden loss of a young life

cut short by senseless violence as

forensic experts comb through evidence

and the search for Valyriia Marquez's

killer intensifies her death stands as a

heartbreaking reminder of the deadly

consequences of gender violence in

Mexico a crisis that shows no signs of

slowing

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