Three Albertans plead guilty in naked kidnapping case | Tres albertans se declaran culpables en caso de desnudo secuestro
Three people in Alberta have pleaded guilty after being charged in a bizarre naked kidnapping case that may have involved hallucinogenic tea.
Two women and one man, who cannot be named due to a publication ban, each pleaded guilty in Leduc provincial court to unlawful confinement.
One of the women, who is 31, also pleaded guilty to dangerous driving.
RCMP have said that last November a man, woman and baby were forced against their will from a home south of Edmonton, and into a car with several naked people inside.
A relative said at the time that the suspects may have unknowingly consumed some hallucinogenic tea with breakfast. Sentencing is scheduled to take place Dec. 20.
Two women and one man, who cannot be named due to a publication ban, each pleaded guilty in Leduc provincial court to unlawful confinement.
One of the women, who is 31, also pleaded guilty to dangerous driving.
RCMP have said that last November a man, woman and baby were forced against their will from a home south of Edmonton, and into a car with several naked people inside.
A relative said at the time that the suspects may have unknowingly consumed some hallucinogenic tea with breakfast. Sentencing is scheduled to take place Dec. 20.
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Tres personas en Alberta se han declarado culpables de haber sido acusadas en un extraño caso de secuestro desnudo que podría haber involucrado té alucinógeno.
Dos mujeres y un hombre, que no pueden ser nombrados debido a una prohibición de publicación, se declararon culpables en el tribunal provincial de Leduc de confinamiento ilegal.
Una de las mujeres, que tiene 31 años, también se declaró culpable de conducir de manera peligrosa.
RCMP ha dicho que en noviembre pasado, un hombre, una mujer y un bebé fueron obligados en contra de su voluntad desde un hogar al sur de Edmonton, y en un automóvil con varias personas desnudas dentro.
Un familiar dijo en ese momento que los sospechosos podrían haber ingerido sin saberlo un té alucinógeno con el desayuno.
La sentencia está programada para el 20 de diciembre.