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2012-07-13 | Why America scours the earth for its fallen servicemembers
This is when he made his hardest decision — to flee — and his most important promise, one as old as war. "I told the men that I couldn't take them with me," he would recall. "But I would be back to take care of them."

2012-07-13 | NGO loses another official in Balochistan
QUETTA, May 25: Another official of the Balochistan Rural Support Programme (BRSP), an NGO, has been killed by kidnappers in North Waziristan after non-payment of the huge ransom they had demanded.

2012-07-13 | Kidnapped Saudi envoy urges king not to forget him
DUBAI/SANAA (Reuters) - A Saudi diplomat kidnapped by al Qaeda-linked militants in Yemen appealed to his king in an Internet video not to forget him and to meet his abductors' demand for the release of women prisoners.

2012-07-13 | American kidnapped in West African nation of Benin
"I can confirm an American got kidnapped in Benin last week," Melissa Ford, a spokeswoman for the US embassy in neighbouring Nigeria, told AFP, indicating she had no other details.

2012-07-13 | Defence against the dark arts
Latin America is an area which often doesn’t get as much press, perhaps because people are a bit more used to the fact that kidnappings go on there.It is certainly one of the more ‘mature’ areas of the world for both respondents and the gangs themselves so in places like Colombia, Mexico, and to a lesser extent Venezuela and Peru there are still very, very high numbers of kidnappings going on.

2012-07-13 | Four kidnap Sudanese trader, demand $400,000 ransom
Dubai: Four Arab suspects kidnapped and tortured a Sudanese trader with an iron before demanding a $400,000 ransom, the Dubai Criminal Court heard on Sunday.

2012-07-13 | Most kidnap cases resolved, says Bakri
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia’s top cop today dismissed the notion that kidnap cases in the country were on the rise, but in fact were on a downtrend due to effective efforts to track down and smash kidnapping syndicates.

2012-07-13 | Solving the puzzle of the identity of the plane crash victims
In the morgue they were horrified to find that the bodies were completely destroyed. "No body was intact. Scorched and destroyed into parts," Rusyad said. "One body bag might contain remains of six separate bodies. There were parts of legs, broken skulls and teeth scattered about." "The bodies were maggot-ridden," he said. The harsh terrain and uncertain weather conditions caused the bodies to be decomposed and maggot-ridden," he said.

2012-07-13 | Surviving plane crash victim identified
Virginia State Police identified the surviving pilot in Monday’s deadly mid-air crash as a 70-year-old man from Broad Run in Fauquier County.

2012-07-13 | More Body parts located from Air Disaster
“Only three body parts were found and it is normal in the search process,” Gagah Prakoso, spokesman of the National Search and Rescue Agency (Basarnas) told the Jakarta Globe. “I don’t think it is a big deal that should be blown up. Have pity on the family. If we find a hand, does the family have to reopen the coffin?”

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