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kidnapping and ransom
What is it like to be kidnapped?
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I was kidnapped eight years ago, and it changed me forever.
It's an experience you wouldn't want to wish on your worst
enemy. Thankfully, I wasn't harmed physically, so I can't imagine
what the experience is like for others.
I was out with my mom running some errands, and we returned
home at night around nine in the evening. In our part
of the world, it's common to have a guard (ours was unarmed)
because robberies are common, kidnappings aren't. The gate
was opened by a stranger wearing a guard's uniform — later
we found out it was one of the kidnappers who had beaten
up the guard and was wearing his uniform. There were three
others, and we found them in the house pointing a gun at my
dad's head — his hands were tied, and I can never forget the
look on his face and his body language (total helplessness).
The four home invaders/robbers (at that point we didn’t
know this was a kidnapping) stayed at our place for the next
eight hours, ransacking the place and grabbing anything that
caught their attention (for example they took gold cufflinks).
They were heavily armed and had an AK47 and a couple of
pistols. They also had some kind of drug in a vial and a syringe
which they said they were going to use on me if I didn't
cooperate (that's what they used on our guard after beating
him up).
At the end, closer to day break, they let us know that they
didn't find enough in the house and were going to take me
with them for ransom. They let me change, and I said one of
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