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‘Per One Hundred Million’: the Real Story of Three Mechanics Who Kidnapped Quini, Fc Barcelona’s Striker, in 1981
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On March 25, 1981, the police found and freed Enrique Castro González, a footballer of FC Barcelona known as Quini, after having been kidnapped 24 days in a basement of a neighborhood of Zaragoza. For one hundred million tells the story of the three unemployed mechanics, immersed in debt, who held the footballer in a Zulo built in his workshop in exchange for one hundred million pesetas. “Those of ETA and GRAPO kidnap people day and day also and…
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