Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Brianna Myvett is more than another name added to Belize’s growing list of gun violence victims. She was a twenty-year-old university student, a volleyball player and an only child with dreams of building a career in economics and finance. But on Monday night, gunfire in Belize City ended those dreams and left her father facing a loss no parent should ever have to endure. As her family grieves, her killing once again forces the country to confront the human cost of its relentless violence. News Five’s Paul Lopez reports.
Brianna Myvett is more than another name added to Belize’s growing list of gun violence victims. She was a twenty-year-old university student, a volleyball player and an only child with dreams of building a career in economics and finance. But on Monday night, gunfire in Belize City ended those dreams and left her father facing a loss no parent should ever have to endure. As her family grieves, her killing once again forces the country to confront the human cost of its relentless violence. News Five’s Paul Lopez reports.
