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Woman Rescued After Being Held Captive for Two Years in North Dakota
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What Happened?
A woman in Fargo, North Dakota, was rescued after allegedly being chained to a bed for two years by her ex-husband and his girlfriend. She was found on November 3 after a maintenance worker heard her cries for help.
Key points
- The victim was found restrained by a heavy chain and padlock around her ankle.
- Her ex-husband, Arturo Calzada-Becerril, and his girlfriend, Erendira Amoles, face kidnapping charges.
- The woman was reportedly brought from Mexico and confined in an apartment.
- She was given food twice a day and forced to use a bucket as a toilet.
- Calzada-Becerril claimed he restrained her to prevent her from running away due to a drug addiction.
- Both suspects could face deportation if convicted.
Key insights
- The incident raises awareness about the hidden nature of domestic abuse.
- It may prompt discussions on the effectiveness of security measures in residential complexes.
- The case could lead to increased scrutiny of immigration practices related to domestic violence.
Why it matters
This case highlights the severe issue of domestic violence and human trafficking in the U.S.
Entities
Arturo Calzada-Becerril· PersonErendira Amoles· PersonFargo· CityNorth Dakota· StateMexico· Country
Source
Times of India
