Since October 2002, the U.S. State Department has kept track of American citizens who die in other countries from non-health-related causes. The State Department notes that their database is unavoidably incomplete, particularly because most U.S. citizens who die abroad are resident in another country and their families might not report the deaths to a U.S. embassy or consulate.

 

In 2010, there were 14 foreign countries in which three of more U.S. citizens were murdered.

 

Mexico-108

Philippines-13

Honduras-9

Haiti-8

Dominican Republic-7

El Salvador-7

Colombia-6

Costa Rica-6

Guatemala-5

Jamaica-5

Nigeria-5

Belize-3

India-3

Iraq-3

-David Wallechinsky

 

Death of U.S. Citizens Abroad by Non-Natural Causes (Department of State)