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Official corruption surrounds the death of American Val Robichaux in Mexico
To Rex and Pat: I don't usually post on public spaces but don't know how else to reach out to you right now. We are all heartsick about our beloved cousin Val's death. Diana and I spent many happy hours with Val and Gwen when were kids and have continued to be good friends into adulthood and yes, into our senior years. I know I also speak for our Canadian cousins when I say we deeply mourn his loss and especially the hideous circumstances surrounding it. We are with you and your mom in spirit and look forward to a time when we can share memories of your wonderful Dad. Right now we are just very, very SAD and concerned for your well-being. Hope you can come home soon. With love to you both, Kathleen— April 14, 2012 1:21 p.m.