Model Angélica Torrini, who goes by Angie Miller on social media, was last seen on Tuesday in a southern area of Mexico City, according to the local prosecutor’s office.

On her Instagram account, the Venezuelan appeared with Bayron Sánchez, known professionally as B King, who traveled to Mexico for a series of performances alongside DJ Regio Clown (real name Jorge Herrera).

Both musicians were last seen in Mexico City on September 16, and on Monday, their bodies were found in a municipality of the neighboring State of Mexico, local media reported.

Torrini, 29, lives in Mexico City, works as a model, and has a daughter. Following the disappearance of the Colombian musicians, she posted messages on her social media accounts to help locate them.

“My favorite Colombian,” she wrote in a video on September 11, in which she appeared dancing with B King, who also shared the clip on his own account.

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The bodies of three women, two aged 20 and one 15, were found on the outskirts of Buenos Aires in a case authorities are investigating as a revenge killing linked to drug trafficking, the provincial Security Minister reported on Wednesday.

“Apparently, they were going to attend an event they had been invited to, unaware that it was a trap organized by a transnational drug trafficking group planning to kill them,” said Javier Alonso, Buenos Aires provincial Security Minister, during a press conference.

So far, four people have been arrested for aggravated homicide, including the owner of the house where the bodies were discovered, though Alonso suggested that more individuals may be involved.

Investigators determined that the victims voluntarily got into a vehicle on Friday night and were taken to a house in Florencio Varela, on the southern outskirts of Buenos Aires. The vehicle was later found burned near the property where the bodies were discovered in the garden.

While the exact motive is still under investigation, the minister explained that the women had previously encountered members of the criminal organization, and an incident involving them led to this act of revenge. Alonso estimated that the killings occurred the same night the women disappeared, and phone tracking helped reconstruct their movements.

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On Tuesday, a small group of people, including neighbors of the victims, gathered at the roundabout where the women were last seen in southern Buenos Aires

The overflow of a barrier lake caused by heavy rains from Typhoon Ragasa left 17 people dead, 32 injured, and 17 missing in Taiwan, according to local authorities.

The barrier lake collapsed on Tuesday afternoon in the eastern district of Hualien. Although the floods triggered by the rupture have since receded, most of the victims—mainly elderly residents—were found in the town of Guangfu. Preliminary reports suggest that a delayed evacuation was the main cause of the fatalities.

As of yesterday, more than 5,000 people had been evacuated from Guangfu, Wanrong, Fenglin, and other areas of Hualien. Around 20 shelters have been set up in the region, currently housing over 700 people, authorities said.

A spokesperson for the Taiwan Affairs Office of China’s State Council expressed sorrow over the victims and extended condolences to their families and the injured.