Kidnappers in the Mexican coastal state of Veracruz dumped the body of a woman in a vacant lot inside of a garbage bag after her husband could not pay a ransom of 4 million pesos ($51,912 USD). The kidnappers also left a taunting message to the victim’s husband blaming not paying for his wife’s death.
The kidnappers beheaded the kidnap victim (identified as Susana Carrera, a businesswoman and mother of three) and dumped her remains in a vacant lot in a garbage bag. Officials found the remains in colonia Benito Juarez, located in the city of Coatzacoalcos in Veracruz on Wednesday night according to local media. Coatzacoalcos is a major port city on the Gulf of Mexico. It is located in the southern part of the country, approximately 200 miles south of the state capital of Veracruz.
Kidnappers snatched up the woman as she left her residence to pick up her daughter who was visiting a friend. They held her captive for approximately one week. According to media reports, the kidnappers had demanded a ransom of 4 million pesos ($51,912 USD) for her safe release but her family was unable to come up with the demanded payment.
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I've got a Condo there... CRAP!
ReplyDeleteSoon to come to a U.S. border town near you.
ReplyDeleteYoohoo 954.Get your head out of the sand. Towns on the mexican side of the border have been seeimg gang warfare and situations like this rage for a decade. Guess what; no significant spill over into the US due to a multipronged security strategy. Not someobsession with a wall
ReplyDelete5:15- This is happening right now in America. Google MS-13 New York or North Carolina. Both, less than 300 miles away. Your grammar and spelling is horrendous. You should work on that if you intend to ridicule someone.
DeleteCould be any town, borders don't seem to matter any more. Gee, Canada doesn't seem to have a problem. If the countries south of MX couldn't get into MX our troubles at our southern border would be much less.
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