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There’s a crude joke often heard amongst Mexican foodies that talks about them not arriving to hell with hunger in their guts. The hilarity behind that metaphor is that it’s a funny rebuttal often said in frankness for anyone that has shit to say against high-calorie humans.
In many ways, a woman by the name of Briseida Abigail lived her life in that regard. Callous about her appearance or the dangerous situation she accidentally fell into. One of her last moments alive shows her on film in her underwear, accompanied by another woman while lip-syncing several narco ballads.
Assassins from the Mayiza mob took it as an insult to see a Velcro patch with the letters GDGP on her chest rig. And they had no problems executing her during a recent armed attack in Escuinapa. The acronym which stands for the Gente de Güero Pin or El Güero Pin’s Mob is what lead to her death.
Source: Ivan
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