Young woman whose death in Mexico is at the center of a national outcry was asphyxiated

Investigators say that another autopsy of a young woman whose mysterious death shocked Mexico has shown that she died of asphyxia by suffocation due to “obstruction of respiratory orifices.”

has shown that she died of asphyxia by suffocation due to “obstruction of respiratory orifices.”

Escobar was found dead days after getting out of a taxi on a dark highway. The case made headlines because of a haunting photo taken by the driver who was supposed to get her home that night. The driver said she got out of the car of her own accord, and said he took the photo to prove she was alive when he left her.

Nuevo Leon state’s head medical examiner initially said Escobar died from a blow to the head, but was apparently alive when she entered the cistern and there was no water in her lungs.

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