Woman who disappeared after going to meet ‘American man’ on Valentine’s Day was found dead and naked in the trunk of her car

A MEXICAN woman has been found dead in her car after meeting an “American man” on a Valentine’s Day date.

Elizabeth Martinez Cigarroa, 25, was found naked and curled up in the trunk of her car in Tijuana, Mexico.

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Her family said she went to a beachfront hotel to meet a mysterious “American man” on February 14.

After she was reported missing, three days later, her white Jeep Liberty was found.

Local police said she was found in a fetal position with obvious signs of violence and nudity.

She is the 24th woman in the Mexican border city to be murdered this year, in an area notorious for brutality against women.

Her brother, named Francisco, expressed disappointment that police only opened a search team 24 hours after her disappearance, in line with Mexican policy.

He told Jornada BC that after the series of murders of women, there could be more victims there.

But he expressed his gratitude to his sister, saying: “My sister is very peaceful, smiling, she is a good person and does not have any problems with anyone.”

She recently graduated with a major in international business.

Another family member confirmed the tragedy on Facebook, saying: “Just to inform you that my sister has been found, unfortunately she is dead.

“I thank everyone who shared the message and who showed their interest. Thank you for your support.”

The State Attorney General’s office is said to be investigating the case, but no further details have been released.

It is actress Tania Mendoza, 42, considered one of the latest murders of Mexican women after she shot down while picking up her 11 year old son from soccer training.

A scathing report from the human rights group has revealed the gruesome scale of the women’s epidemic in Mexico – and a disturbing lack of police interest in preventing or solving executions.

The number of women disappearing from the streets in Mexico is also worryingly increasing, which suggests an even higher number of homicides.

Female suicide, the practice of killing women based on gender, has been rampant in Mexico for decades. The most famous of the wave of murders when 400 women were killed in another border city, Ciudad Juárez in the 1990s.