Unemployed Husband Fakes Own Kidnapping to Extort Money from Banker Wife Isaac Dachen - Pulse
go to original February 20, 2015

These images were uploaded to Guido's Facebook account, with the claim that the unemployed builder had been moved 900 miles away. (Daily Mail)

An unemployed Mexican builder, Eliot Garrido Guido, annoyed that his banker wife earns more money than he does, decided to come up with a fast way of making money from her, so he faked his own Kidnapping and demanded a ransom of $450 from her, Daily Mail reports.

Guido who lost his job three months ago, enlisted his friend, Carlos Amilcar Martinez Reyes, in the plan and send a blood curling message to his wife that he would be killed if she does not come up with the ransom money.

...The police arrested Guido and his friend Reyes, after they were able to trace a Facebook ransom message to a derelict house just 300 metres away from Guido's home.

A police spokesman said: "They both confessed and were arrested on the spot. The men now face five years in jail."

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