Bunkers, ransoms and threats of mutilation: Peru’s kidnapping surge

In a testimony given to the Attorney General’s Office, a gold trader recounted the 36 hours he spent imprisoned by kidnappers. Another victim described his 11-day-long captivity, during which he was tortured and lost two fingers
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