Costa Rica street killings spotlight homeless vulnerability, expert urges nuanced view

Four murders of homeless individuals in San José, Costa Rica, have drawn attention to the risks faced by this population. A forensic psychologist argues that homelessness does not inherently lead to criminality, emphasizing the need to address systemic vulnerability rather than stigmatize. The incident underscores a potential rise in violence against marginalized groups, though details on perpetrators and motives remain unclear.