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Scoop Video: Captors Release Video Of Two Hostages

Thursday, 8 December 2005, 10:37 pm
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Scoop Video: Captors Release Video Of Two Hostages

A new video of two of four hostages held in Iraq has been released by the group knows as Brigade of the Swords of Righteousness: this part of the video shows American Thomas Fox. The captors said the deadline for compliance to their demands has been extended by two days.






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