Be proud: PSP saves man’s life
The following is the sad story of a businessman from Louisville kidnapped, beaten, and tortured by two others in a motel room in West Knox County for nine days. But like they say, there’s always a glimmer of home no matter how tragic and that hope for the said businessman was in the form of a PlayStation Portable.
After the local police and FBI agents have solved the case, it became known that the businessman Jose Ignacio Ortega Garcia was another victim of the “Mexican mafia” who have been perpetrating similar crimes against fellow Hispanic citizens in America recently.
Ortega Garcia reportedly suffered both mental and physical torture from Jose Sanchez and Juan Gonzales as the assailants forced him to write numerous checks totaling approximately US$ 27,000. The following is part of the report filed by FBI Agent Buddy Early:
On June 21, Gonzales gave Sanchez a handheld video game that would prove to be Garcia’s savior…
Sanchez played the video game virtually all day that day and much of the night. Garcia used the distraction as an opportunity to loosen his bindings. When the exhausted gamer fell asleep, Garcia bolted, running from the room to the hotel office, screaming, “They are trying to kill me…”
Suspect Sanchez’s thumb print was recovered from a PlayStation Portable hand-held video game box recovered from victim Garcia’s car…
The suspects were nabbed in Houston on a federal complaint filed by Assistant U.S. Attorney Tracy Stone.
Via Knox News
The following is the sad story of a businessman from Louisville kidnapped, beaten, and tortured by two others in a motel room in West Knox County for nine days. But like they say, there’s always a glimmer of home no matter how tragic and that hope for the said businessman was in the form of a PlayStation Portable.
After the local police and FBI agents have solved the case, it became known that the businessman Jose Ignacio Ortega Garcia was another victim of the “Mexican mafia” who have been perpetrating similar crimes against fellow Hispanic citizens in America recently.
Ortega Garcia reportedly suffered both mental and physical torture from Jose Sanchez and Juan Gonzales as the assailants forced him to write numerous checks totaling approximately US$ 27,000. The following is part of the report filed by FBI Agent Buddy Early:
On June 21, Gonzales gave Sanchez a handheld video game that would prove to be Garcia’s savior…
Sanchez played the video game virtually all day that day and much of the night. Garcia used the distraction as an opportunity to loosen his bindings. When the exhausted gamer fell asleep, Garcia bolted, running from the room to the hotel office, screaming, “They are trying to kill me…”
Suspect Sanchez’s thumb print was recovered from a PlayStation Portable hand-held video game box recovered from victim Garcia’s car…
The suspects were nabbed in Houston on a federal complaint filed by Assistant U.S. Attorney Tracy Stone.
Via Knox News