Serial killer fears as three women are murdered in Puerto Vallarta
Authorities in Puerto Vallarta are investigating the murders of three women, raising fears of a potential serial killer. The victims, all in their early-to-mid thirties and bearing tattoos, were found in isolated areas, prompting police to review evidence and surveillance footage. The investigation is ongoing, with speculation about the women's identities and the possibility that they were killed elsewhere before being transported to the resort town.
- ▪Three women have been murdered in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, leading to fears of a serial killer.
- ▪All victims were in their early-to-mid thirties and had tattoos, with their bodies found in isolated locations.
- ▪The investigation is in its early stages, and authorities are examining whether the bodies were transported from other locations.
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World News Serial killer fears as three women are murdered in Puerto Vallarta By Titus Wu Published May 25, 2026, 5:18 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google A popular resort town for American tourists in Mexico may have a serial killer on the loose, officials said, as they probe connections between the murders of three women. Puerto Vallarta police are reviewing evidence, surveillance footage, and reports to determine whether the deaths are connected. All the women who died were in their early-to-mid thirties and had tattoos. The bodies were partially undressed in isolated areas, police said.
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