Kidnappers in Mexico are far more likely to kill their victims than are their counterparts in Colombia, the country long considered to have the world’s worst abduction record, an anti-crime group said Monday. About one out of every seven people kidnapped in Mexico died at the hands of their captors in 2005, compared to one out of every 26 victims in Colombia, according to a report by the Citizen Council for Public Safety, a private-sector think tank. Full Story
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