Posted on October 30, 2008

Mexican kidnappers demand ransom for San Diego pastor

Though he lives in Tijuana, the pastor travels regularly to his new church plant in San Diego, Iglesia Familiar y Vida

TIJUANA, MEXICO — More than a week has passed since San Diego pastor Manuel Jesus Tec was kidnapped Oct. 21 in Tijuana, and his family still has not talked with or heard from him.

Originally, the kidnappers demanded a $1-million ransom for Tec’s release, but in two calls Monday night, Oct. 27, the kidnappers lowered that figure to $500,000 and subsequently to $200,000.

“Last night, we also heard a recording of his voice saying he was OK, and he asked us to do all that the kidnappers told us to do because his life was at risk,” Tec’s 30-year-old son Johnny said Oct. 28.

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Mexican kidnappers demand ransom for San Diego pastor
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One Comment on “Mexican kidnappers demand ransom for San Diego pastor”

  • If the government and MSM account of 9-11 is accurate why do they leave the border WIDE OPEN? Millions cross it UNCHECKED each year.
    Inquiring minds want to know.

    Posted by SVEN on October 30, 2008 at 10:34 am

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