believe/take this anyway you want. i'm not an attention seeker and it's not necessary that you believe me.
my wife was involved with the organisation of the "tiesto" gig at playa guayacanes last weekend and so had to work most of saturday and sunday.
i stayed in sd with my child.
my wife's father is not rich, but he is quite well-known and he was telephoned three times at home on sunday morning with the worrying news that his daughter (my wife) had been kidnapped.
he was told on no account should he call her cellular phone or the police.
my father-in-law promptly called my wife on her cellular, who in turn called me to advise me to be aware of what (or who) is around me and to keep an eye at all times on my child. when i asked her why anyone would do that, she told me it was someone playing a joke and her friends in codetel could possibly find out who made the calls.
i am not any kind of drug baron and don't believe my wife or child were ever going to be kidnapped, but we could have easily fallen victim to a scam. i'm sure someone who knew my wife would be working on sunday tried to get money out of my father-in-law, when this person knew full well my wife would return safe and sound some time in the evening.
desperate times bring about desperate people who become desperate criminals.
the kidnappings are not as serious as colombia, the philippines or most other countries - but, as i suspect most of you are already, keep your wits about you.
