US Politics | Mystery after severely decomposed body of tourist is found in Mexico vacation home next to sobbing five-year-old son
THE severely decomposed body of a tourist has been found in a Mexico vacation home, right next to his sobbing five-year-old son. A neighbor found John Poulson, 44 of Canada, inside the vacation rental north of Puerto Vallarta, according to reports. 
AFPPeople enjoy the beach in the resort city of Puerto Vallarta in the western Mexican state of Jalisco, on August 18, 2016. '/ ' The neighbor, who is also Canadian, was contacted by Poulson's ex-wife, who grew concerned when she couldn't contact him, according to Mexico News Daily. Investigators say that the man was last seen alive on August 7. When the neighbor entered the home, he was greeted by an awful smell with the air conditioning running and the lights off. Police confirmed that Poulson was in an "advanced state... of decomposition. Read More On Mexico 
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BALCONY PLUNGE Brit, 34, fighting for life & left in coma after plunge from hotel balcony A cause of death has not been revealed. The man's neighbor is caring for the boy until the mother can come and get him from Canada, the news outlet reported. The sad find comes after the United States issued a travel advisory to Mexico on August 17 due to violent crimes such as homicide, kidnapping, carjacking, and robbery. The government noted that they have limited resources to rescue US citizens in several areas in Mexico. Most read in The US Sun DASHING DENIM Khloe shows off thin frame as jeans struggle to stay around her tiny waist HOWL COLD! Kourtney shades sister Kylie by hinting at her baby son's name amid family feud SHADY SHEIN I did a SHEIN swim haul - the bottoms were so revealing, I couldn't wear them CASHING IN Exact date Americans have until to apply for $500 monthly direct payments HORROR SCENE Devastating pics after 5 friends killed in crash by driver who 'lost license' buried in backyard Chilling twist after decomposed remains of newborn baby found in yard As such, travel by US government employees in certain areas is restricted. The US government also advised against traveling between cities after dark, hailing taxis, or traveling alone. Canada has imposed similar restrictions.
AFPPeople enjoy the beach in the resort city of Puerto Vallarta in the western Mexican state of Jalisco, on August 18, 2016. '/ ' The neighbor, who is also Canadian, was contacted by Poulson's ex-wife, who grew concerned when she couldn't contact him, according to Mexico News Daily. Investigators say that the man was last seen alive on August 7. When the neighbor entered the home, he was greeted by an awful smell with the air conditioning running and the lights off. Police confirmed that Poulson was in an "advanced state... of decomposition. Read More On Mexico I booked a glam Airbnb in Mexico - it wasn't what it seemed and just got worse BALCONY PLUNGE Brit, 34, fighting for life & left in coma after plunge from hotel balcony A cause of death has not been revealed. The man's neighbor is caring for the boy until the mother can come and get him from Canada, the news outlet reported. The sad find comes after the United States issued a travel advisory to Mexico on August 17 due to violent crimes such as homicide, kidnapping, carjacking, and robbery. The government noted that they have limited resources to rescue US citizens in several areas in Mexico. Most read in The US Sun DASHING DENIM Khloe shows off thin frame as jeans struggle to stay around her tiny waist HOWL COLD! Kourtney shades sister Kylie by hinting at her baby son's name amid family feud SHADY SHEIN I did a SHEIN swim haul - the bottoms were so revealing, I couldn't wear them CASHING IN Exact date Americans have until to apply for $500 monthly direct payments HORROR SCENE Devastating pics after 5 friends killed in crash by driver who 'lost license' buried in backyard Chilling twist after decomposed remains of newborn baby found in yard As such, travel by US government employees in certain areas is restricted. The US government also advised against traveling between cities after dark, hailing taxis, or traveling alone. Canada has imposed similar restrictions.
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