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And so, the search for justice began—not just for Perla, but for all those who had suffered in silence, for all those whose stories had been forgotten. Perla’s death would not be in vain. The voices of those who had been silenced would now be heard.

As the investigation continued, the whispers of abuse and femicide began to spread throughout the city. It wasn’t just about one girl anymore; it was about a society that had allowed such things to happen. And the question that haunted everyone, one that no one dared to speak aloud, was: How many more Perlas were out there? How many more children, women, and families had to suffer before society took action?

Perla Alison’s name became a rallying cry for justice, for safety, and for change. It became a symbol of all the victims whose stories had never been told, whose voices had never been heard. And the people of Santa Martha Acatitla, and beyond, vowed to keep fighting, to keep speaking out, until the world stopped turning a blind eye to the horrors of abuse and violence. For Perla, and for everyone who had been stolen by such injustice, they would not rest until the truth was known and justice was served.