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San Miguel Kidnappings

By: Erick Galindo, Roger Vela
Narrated by: Karla Souza
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The close knit community in San Miguel de Allende Mexico was plagued by a string of sophisticated kidnappings for nearly a decade. When the police finally made an arrest the townspeople were shocked by who was accused of masterminding the criminal enterprise. It's everyone's favorite neighbor and a pillar of the community, Ramon Guerra. Except Ramon isn't who he says he is.

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A Heatbreaking Investigation into Kidnappings

This was an excellent account of a series of kidnappings in Mexico and the convoluted history of the man arrested for them. Terrified residents of this well to do area never knew who would be next. Gives some recent Chile, where the suspect grew up along with questions and concerns. The saddest takeaway is that the handling of the cases by local authorities was less than it could’ve been and national attention came when several Americans were kidnapped and some killed. More attention came to the American case, than Mexican citizens in their own country.

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Insightful

Very well told and makes several valid points, especially about the lack of local, national and international concerns for the people of Mexico, especially for women.

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San Miguel Kidnapings

This story kept me up all the time, Sad, but true the reality is lived in Mexico. The story was well told and the actors made me be aware of every situation in the story.

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Good

Good book liked narrator really enjoyed listening to it. Have to come up with 15 words

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So much info about Chile

All in all an interesting story and so unfortunate for the peoples south of the US border. Impunity is frightening. No need to travel to Mexico.

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Four Hours of repetition

This whole thing could've been told in half the time if it wasn't for the endless repetitions and long-winded information about Chile, Pinochet, the neighbor next door, someone's cousin, the price of butter in China and sooooooo on. The Narrator gave a great performance.
Overall, this wasn't very good.

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