Kidnap victim released, cops hunt suspects

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Kidnap victim released, cops hunt suspects

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Anisha Hosein - FOUR days after she was kidnapped from her El Dorado business place, doubles vendor Anisha Hosein has been released by her captors. A senior police officer told Newsday around 10.30 pm on May 22 that Hosein was found on the road near the Caroni Cremation site. Passersby took her to the St Joseph Police Station. There was no confirmation on whether a ransom was paid or whether […]

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