Haiti gang release all 12 hostages from US missionary group, police say
Haitian police spokesman Gary Desrosiers says that a kidnapping gang has released all remaining hostages from an Ohio-based missionary group
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Your support makes all the difference.Haitian police spokesman Gary Desrosiers said Thursday that a kidnapping gang has released all remaining hostages from an Ohio-based missionary group.
He gave no immediate details.
Seventeen members of the group from Christian Aid Ministries were captured two months ago. Five had been freed in earlier releases.