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I asked Oscar Lopez, who reports for The New York Times, to help describe this photograph.

It's gone viral in Mexico. The photograph shows a young woman standing on a highway looking out

into the darkness. She's wearing a face mask. You can see just the highway behind her and it's

sort of unclear, you know, why this photo was taken. This photo is not skillfully framed. It's blurry,

but it's important because when it was taken, it's one of the last images we have of this teenager

before she went missing. You know what stood out to me about this photo? She's wearing high tops.

Yeah. She seems a little like a kid that I went to high school with. Definitely and I think that's,

you know, part of, again, what made this photo kind of haunting and viral is that she does look

so young and fragile. What's this woman's name? Her name is Dabani. Dabani Escobar, right? That's

right. Dabani Escobar. Dabani ended up at the side of the highway after leaving a party.

Some friends had called a car for her, but she ditched the cab before she got home.

That's when the driver took this snapshot. And it's not really clear why she decided to get out of

the car or even why, you know, the driver decided to just kind of leave her there. Or why he decided

to take a picture. Right. I mean, that I think speaks to the situation we're living in Mexico where

apparently he took the photo to send to her friends to say like, you know, when I left her, she was

fine. Sort of implying that, you know, in this country, it's very easy for women to go from one

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