CARACAS (Reuters) - Around midnight on February 23, Eulalio Bravo, a marine electrician, was dozing in his rack aboard the San Ramon, an oil tanker anchored off the coast of Venezuela.
Suddenly, he heard footsteps pounding along the passageway outside. His captain, Jaime Herrera, cried for help.
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