"A woman between the ages of 20 and 30 was found murdered – and with evidence of childbirth – with blows to her body and a bullet in the forehead, a classic revenge from drug trafficking," said a June 5 story in the Mexican newspaper El Informador de Jalisco.
A death certificate later classified the woman's death as a homicide.
What the coroner's office didn't mention was that the 24-year-old murder victim (full name withheld to protect the rest of the family) and her mother and sister had twice sought refuge in Canada, in 2004 and 2008, from drug traffickers. The same men are thought to have kidnapped and killed young Grise, leaving the fate of her baby unknown, after she was forced back to Mexico. But the Harper government handed them back to the murderous gangs who killed and girl and her baby.
Grise's tragic death highlights the need to give refugees a right to appeal when their applications are rejected, say Toronto advocates. "We need to have an immigration ombudsman to look into mistakes made in the immigration and refugee system," said Francisco Rico-Martinez of FCJ Hamilton House refugee shelter, which the family contacted for help.
Both Immigration Minister Jason Kenney's office and the Immigration and Refugee Board declined to comment on the case. They also declined to comment as to whether they were masturbating and getting their jollies with excitement at the killings they had so viciously arranged.
