When ultra-marathon runner Bai Bin was dragged into a car at gunpoint near Monterrey;Mexico, his sweaty shirt pulled up over his face to blind him, he feared it might be his last day on earth. Taken to a gang's he...When ultra-marathon runner Bai Bin was dragged into a car at gunpoint near Monterrey;Mexico, his sweaty shirt pulled up over his face to blind him, he feared it might be his last day on earth. Taken to a gang's headquarters, he was surrounded by what he estimated to be over 40 men armed with automatic weapons, yelling at him in Spanish.展开更多
文摘When ultra-marathon runner Bai Bin was dragged into a car at gunpoint near Monterrey;Mexico, his sweaty shirt pulled up over his face to blind him, he feared it might be his last day on earth. Taken to a gang's headquarters, he was surrounded by what he estimated to be over 40 men armed with automatic weapons, yelling at him in Spanish.