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The warning about the disappearance of Karen Espíndola captured the attention of Mexico for hours.

The 30-year-old woman sent a text message to her mother saying she was on her way to meet her on Tuesday night.

He said he took a taxi near the General Anaya metro station, in one of the central road arteries of Mexico City, but almost 30 minutes later he sent an alarming message.

"Mami, this man looks very suspicious and rude," Espíndola wrote, to which his mother replied "Get off, my love, and take another taxi. Send me your location in real time."

The conversation was made known on social networks by Daniel Espíndola, Karen's brother, after the girl did not answer messages or calls . It was unreachable.

Where was Karen?

The covers of national newspapers this Thursday in Mexico dawned with the news that Karen Espíndola was never in danger on Tuesday.

The young woman returned home by her own means around 11:00 am on Wednesday, 14 hours after the last message sent to her mother.

Videos of a security camera of a bar, located about 10 minutes from the house of Espíndola, showed that the young woman was there from 4:00 pm on Tuesday and until 02:00 on Wednesday. Then he left with his companion.

"Karen turned on the networks and Mexico ... from a bar," the newspaper Milenio titled in the main note of its cover, while El Universal wrote: "Karen mobilized the CDMX ... and was partying." "The investigation folder related to the complaint filed will be closed because no elements could be found that could prove the probable commission of any crime," the prosecution said.