Americans' kidnapping in Mexico reignites debate over ending drug cartels' control: 'It's a never-ending war'
Two Americans were found dead in Matamoros, Mexico, Tuesday after the initial group of four was kidnapped over the weekend by gunmen in what authorities say was likely a case of mistaken identity. The remaining two survivors, Eric Williams and LaTavia Washington McGee were transported to a hospital in Brownsville, Texas, after U.S. authorities worked with Mexican law enforcement to help bring back the victims, according to State Department spokesperson Ned Price. One of the four kidnapping victims was identified as Zindell Brown of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, by his...
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