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Why somebody murders a person, who wanted to protect monarch butterflies?




Why somebody murders a person, who wanted to protect monarch butterflies?

Why Homero Gómez González must die? If somebody gets angry, that shows that work affects, if somebody makes a murder that shows that the work has a very big mean for somebody. This thing is a thing, that is behind many conspiracies or some other theories. 

When somebody murders a person, who is protecting monarch butterflies, that thing seems very interesting, because murder is not a small thing. Even in Mexico, people can go to jail because of this kind of thing, if they are captured. For murder is always some kind of reason, and the reason must be very serious. 

This kind of crime is causing the attention of media and regular people turn to plantations, and murder is the best way to get negative publicity for some cases. If somebody has made the public work, and the cause of death is violence, that thing is always bringing authorities to the door of people, who are causing troubles because of the work, because those people are usual suspects in this kind of cases. 

And the question is, what is the motive of this case? Is that the protection of monarch butterflies, or is the question about willingness to set up some other people guilty for murder, and that thing could allow that the landscapes and other owners of that person would send to the hands of competitors. But would the honest businessman make that thing?

Or is the victim seen something like cocaine plantation in the area of some plantation? There have been introduced some cases, where between the banana-trees is the cocaine bushes and that thing might cause death. Mexico is, of course, a violent nation, but normally the violence is targeted to drug gangs, police or some other authorities. The murder of the environmentalist is not a very usual thing in the world. So what was the thing, what murder-man didn't want to show in a courtroom in that country, where corruption is an everyday problem?

So why this environmentalist must die? The thing that somebody made that crime shows that there was something, that wanted to keep out from the courtroom. If we are thinking about the plantation owners, that kind of person has a very big influence in Mexico, and they could just order that man out of their area, and they could use the courtroom in that case, and the question is, why that murder was made? 

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