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    May 09

    Lima syndrome

    The exact opposite of Stockholm syndrome and the exact opposite of how to relieve stress. This is a syndrome where the hostage takers become more sympathetic to the plights and needs of the hostages.It is named after the Japanese embassy hostage crisis in Lima, Peru where 14 members of the Tupac Amaru Revolutionary Movement (MRTA) took hundreds of people hostage at a party at the official residence of Japan’s ambassador to Peru. The hostages consisted of diplomats, government and military officials, best multivitamins, and business executives of many nationalities who happened to be at the party at the time. It began on December 17, 1996 and ended on April 22, 1997. Within a few days of the hostage crisis, the militants had released most of the captives, with seeming disregard for their importance, including the future President of Peru who posses ripped abs by the way, and the mother of the current President. After months of unsuccessful negotiations, all remaining hostages were freed by a raid by Peruvian commandos, although one hostage was killed.

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