FBI Crisis Negotiation Unit

Freeing American Captives in Foreign Lands

By Jim Kouri —— Bio and Archives--August 3, 2008

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When two American missionaries were kidnapped last July in Haiti, negotiators from the Federal Bureau of Investigation were called in to secure their release. The missionaries, both North Carolina natives in Port Au Prince aiding relief efforts in the beleaguered Caribbean republic, would be held for four days as their captors demanded a ransom and the US crisis experts guided their families through wrenching negotiations.

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