The headlines of global media are like a powder keg ignited:
The New York Times: "Medellin Evaporates: Colombian City Disappearance Sparks Global Panic, Mexico's Deafening Silence!"
BBC: "Millions of Lives in Suspense, Medellin Vanishes, Victor's 'New Order' Casts Shadow Over Latin America!"
Figaro Newspaper: "Humanitarian Disaster? National Crime? Medellin Mystery Challenges International Conscience!"
Al Jazeera: "Ghost Town in Satellite Images: Medellin Empty, Mexico Faces Unprecedented Pressure!"
On the television screen, eye-catching headlines roll, accompanied by blurry so-called "Medellin periphery anomaly images" or old footage of deserted streets.
Experts in the studio argue till their faces turn red, fear spreading across the globe through airwaves.
The participation of celebrities and opinion leaders pushes public opinion to a boiling point:
