The FBI is offering a $40,000 reward for information regarding Monica de Leon Barba, a woman from San Mateo who was kidnapped in Mexico last year.
with more than 1,000 members titled “Help Us Find Monica De Leon” includes family and community members who have shared flyers and posts spreading awareness about the incident.
“Since the time of my sisters' kidnapping we have all seen the news of multiple US Citizens that have been robbed of their freedom while traveling in Mexico,” wrote Gustavo De Leon in a post Thursday in the Facebook group, after the FBI announced its reward offer. “We cannot allow this to be the status quo and I will not allow my sister to become another statistic of cowardice and inaction in politics.
This comes after several other U.S. citizens were kidnapped in Mexico in recent months, according to the FBI. Maria del Carmen Lopez, a 63-year-old woman, was
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