Perla Alison, a young girl from the Santa Martha Acatitla neighborhood, was last seen when she left her home to buy candy at a nearby store — a simple errand from which she never returned. Concern quickly escalated as relatives reported her disappearance, sparking a nationwide Amber Alert and igniting a desperate search led by both authorities and community volunteers.
The tragic breakthrough came when a neighbor near the Constitución de 1917 metro station was alarmed by a foul stench emanating from an abandoned building on a vacant lot. Promptly calling 911, they set in motion the grim discovery. Security forces from the Secretariat of Citizen Security (SSC) swiftly secured the scene, and forensic experts from the Mexico City Attorney General’s Office recovered Perla Alison’s lifeless body.
Authorities confirmed chilling signs of violence on the minor’s body, immediately opening a femicide investigation. Early evidence suggests she endured abuse before her brutal death, though the autopsy results will provide the official cause of death.
This heartbreaking revelation has unleashed a wave of public outrage, especially across social media, where Perla Alison’s story had captured the hearts of thousands during the frantic search. Feminist groups and civil organizations are now rallying, demanding swift justice and harsh penalties for those responsible — vowing that Perla Alison’s life will not be forgotten nor her case ignored
