Two American siblings who survived a cartel kidnapping at the Mexican border have spoken publicly for the first time about their terrifying ordeal.
During an interview with CNN’s Anderson Cooper on Tuesday, LaTavia Washington McGee and Eric Williams, who was shot in the legs, said their captors tried to force the pair to have sex in front of them, despite the fact that the two are siblings.
McGee and Williams also described the moment their two friends, Shaeed Woodard and Zindell Brown, attempted to make a run for it—only to be gunned down by cartel members.
“They didn’t deserve that. None of us deserved it. But we’re alive—we have a lot of recovering to do,” McGee said.
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The four friends, who traveled to Mexico so McGee could get a cheap tummy tuck, were held up at gunpoint in the Mexican city of Matamoros after an alleged case of mistaken identity, leading the Gulf Cartel.
Watch the interview in the video below from CNN.
