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Wednesday, 21 September 2016

Niece of Spanish Football Federation President Murdered By Kidnappers In Mexico Despite Paid Ransom

The niece of Spanish Football Federation president Angel Maria Villar has been killed by kidnappers in Mexico.
She had been snatched at a cashpoint one week ago and was murdered despite her family paying the ransom.
It is thought that the kidnappers took her to several ATMs but failed to withdraw enough money so they contacted the woman's family.
The revelation came just days after the football boss, RFEF president since 1988 and a former Athletic Bilbao and Spain midfielder, withdrew from the UEFA presidential election.
Spain’s Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Garcia-Margallo confirmed the news during an interview in New York on a Spanish-language radio programme.
He said: “The kidnappers visited several cashpoints that night and called her family the following day and the family contacted us.

“The ransom demand had been paid, albeit an amount below what was being asked for, and we were sure that sooner or later she would appear safe and sound.

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