I'd wager that a majority are blissfully unaware of such events prior to moving here based on some of the locations they choose to live in.
Exactly my thoughts. Many are unaware until they've made the move.
I'd wager that a majority are blissfully unaware of such events prior to moving here based on some of the locations they choose to live in.
now diario libre reports:
Matan un alem?n de 60 a?os en Puerto Plata - DiarioLibre.com
i would not want to be the doctor performing this autopsy... i wonder whether they will bother at all.
I'd wager that a majority are blissfully unaware of such events prior to moving here based on some of the locations they choose to live in.
I'd wager that a majority are blissfully unaware of such events prior to moving here based on some of the locations they choose to live in.
Having a potential buyer or tourist find out that there's hookers is one thing, but bodies chopped up in a barrel is something else.
Why can't I place Perla de Sosua?
Go down the road to the left of Banco Popular to the end, make a right.
It's morbid curiosity Ringo. The same thing that makes people gawk at deadly accidents.
New Yorkers have a name for it: "rubber-necking".
And the ones that find out absolutely change their minds about moving there.
Trinidad/Tobago are in the middle of something similar for a few years - mostly due to drugs & gangs. They're combating it with States of Emergency, curfews, etc. They're gaining but they got a ways to go.
The DR has to react now not later, or this really will kill all tourism and ex-pat moves.
Having a potential buyer or tourist find out that there's hookers is one thing, but bodies chopped up in a barrel is something else. There's no way to spin that.