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The video of the kidnapping embedded with this tweet is the best quality I've watched today!
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That’s quite a bit clearer. How terrified they must have been!The video of the kidnapping embedded with this tweet is the best quality I've watched today!
I won't watch it ever again. It's too real, too nightmarish, to witness the last moments of four people who thought being compliant would save their lives. It's heartbreaking. I hate this evil man.That’s quite a bit clearer. How terrified they must have been!![]()
Where did you see this. Can you post why it wasn't his choice?You have to keep in mind, the crime this guy went to prison for was attempted false imprisonment. Meaning, he was unsuccessful. Who knows what the outcome would have been that time - it wasn't his choice that the victims were still alive at the end of his crime last time.
This part is so heartbreaking…..four people who thought being compliant would save their lives.
Omg!! Why?!The video of the kidnapping embedded with this tweet is the best quality I've watched today!
Thanks for sharing … it is doubly sad …. You can see how new the premises are ….. so much future ahead of them at the time….The video of the kidnapping embedded with this tweet is the best quality I've watched today!
I can’t comprehend the WHY either …. What is wrong with people these days???Omg!! Why?!
I can. I have been held at gunpoint, 30+ years ago in Mexico by two guys impersonating police officers. The guy with the gun was stumbling drunk, which was the scariest part. In the moment I would not describe it as terrifying to be honest. Survival instinct kicked in and we cooperated and remained calm. It ended quickly with a $20 payment.But none of us can really say what what we would do if a gun was aimed at us
Thank goodness you survived!! I can’t even imagine to know how that felt…xxI can. I have been held at gunpoint, 30+ years ago in Mexico by two guys impersonating police officers. The guy with the gun was stumbling drunk, which was the scariest part. In the moment I would not describe it as terrifying to be honest. Survival instinct kicked in and we cooperated and remained calm. It ended quickly with a $20 payment.
But the experience left a vivid memory. AFTERWARDS we were all (4 of us) a little freaked out but in the moment, and upon reflection, staying calm and cooperating probably saved our lives. We reported it to the actual police in the next town over the next day. They were very professional and actually took a report and followed up with a photo lineup at our hotel later of the police officers in the town where it happened. They were honest that very little would be done because we had so little information. There were no license plates on the car, the "police light" was a flashing bicycle light, etc. We only gave a fairly vague description of the two guys. But I was impressed with their professionalism. They even mailed us a report to the US later.
Part of me is sick. But I am also confused. It makes no sense even for a criminal.So Saldago terrorizes 4 people,( including a 8 month old beautiful baby), sets their truck on fire, murders them, confesses to his family he had "SOMETHING" to do with it, FAILS at taking his own life, ALL FOR A ATM CARD? I'm sick!!!!
THanks for sharing the info M25….Sheriff Warnke says all the details will be released soon but does believe the family was killed on the day of the kidnapping which was on Monday. He says the victims were dead even before deputies knew of the crime.”