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Top 5 Most Frightening Kidnapping Cases Ever
The idea of being taken against your will is terrifying, and unfortunately it happenes to people all around the world. And when the abductors take their victims and keep them alive to serve their twisted purpose – it reaches a whole level of sinister. The cases on this list show just how depraved some humans can be. These are Top 5 Most Frightening Kidnapping Cases Ever.
5. The Niigata Girl Confinement Incident
At 9-years old, Fusako Sano was just a fourth-grade elementary school student. On November 13, 1990, in her home town of Sanjo in Niigata Prefecture, Japan, she was watching a local baseball game at her school. But then, between the school and heading home, Sano mysteriously vanished.
4. Patty Hearst
At 16, Patty Hearst lived a life of comfort as she was the granddaughter to publishing giant, William Randolph Hearst. On February 4, 1974, she heard a knock on her apartment door in Berkeley, California. Her fiancé opened it and two armed men and one woman broke in. They beat up her fiancé and a neighbor who tried to help. Afterward, the men dragged away Patty, placing her in the trunk of their car.
3. Colleen Stan
On May 19, 1977, 19-year old, Colleen Stan, wanted to surprise a friend for her birthday and decided to hitchhike from her hometown in Eugene, Oregon to her friend’s home in Northern California. Considering herself an “expert hitchhiker,” she turned down two drivers she thought didn’t feel right before a blue Dodge van pulled up.
2. Elizabeth Smart
It was the early morning of June 5, 2002 in the Federal Heights neighborhood of Salt Lake City, Utah when 14-year old Elizabeth Smart was roused awake. She was shocked to see a man by her bed. He whispered to her that he had a knife and told her not to make a sound.
1. John Jamelske
To everyone else, he seemed to be just another elderly gentleman. John T. Jamelske was born and lived in Fayetteville, New York and pretty much lived an ordinary life until he reached his 50s.
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