The FBI says Monica De Leon Barba of San Mateo was released Friday. Agents continue to investigate who kidnapped her in November as she walked her dog in Jalisco state.
A California woman who was kidnapped while walking her dog last year in Mexico has been released, federal authorities said Saturday.
Monica De Leon Barba, 30, of San Mateo, was kidnapped from a sidewalk in Tepatitlán, a city in the western Mexican state of Jalisco, on Nov. 29.showing the vehicles that her kidnappers used. De Leon Barba’s dog was seen running loose in one of the videos, but was later located by a family member, the agency said.In a statement Saturday, the FBI said De Leon Barba was released Friday night and was “safe and en route” to the U.S.
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