Kidnapped MLB player Ramos rescued in Venezuela
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Elbuda Mexicano
Sorry break the news but kidnapping is a BIG business in Latin America, the poor kidnapping the rich for $$$.
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Foxie
It is also big business in Somalia. But Chavez had everything under control. Maybe Somalia should organize him. Good to see him freed so fast.
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Triumvere
Wow. That was fast. Good work!
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unreconstructed
"Kidnapped MLB player" ? Headline is misleading.
"MLB player, from Venezuela, fortunate enough to make it in The Bigs, is free to return to America and make a salary commensurate with his G-d given abilities*"
should be the headline.
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