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Haiti Gunmen Free Children, Missionary

Friday, December 02, 2005 7:42:22 PM
By ALFRED de MONTESQUIOU

Amber Snyder, right and her daughters Kimberly, far left, and Aviva sit on the couch of the family's Zeeland, Mich. home Friday, Dec. 2 2005. Her husband, Phillip Snyder, 48, president of Zeeland-based Glow Ministries International, was abducted while driving on a road north of the Haitian capital of Port-Au-Prince. Amber Snyder said in an interview with the AP from Zeeland that she received a brief telephone call from her husband Thursday afternoon, in which he told her that he had been kidnapped and shot. (AP Photo/Adam Bird)PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) - Gunmen have released 14 Haitian children and an American missionary who were abducted in separate incidents, police said Friday.

The missionary, Phillip Snyder, was released Friday after a ransom was paid, said police Commissioner Francois Henri Doussous, head of Haiti's anti-kidnapping unit. He would not specify how much was paid but said it was "much less" than the $300,000 the kidnappers initially sought.

The gunmen released the children and their school bus driver unharmed Thursday night, hours after their bus was hijacked by gunmen on the way to school.


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