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_aThe encyclopedia of kidnappings. / _cMichael Newton. |
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_aNew York, N.Y. : _bCheckmark Books, _cc2002. |
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_avii, _b373 p. : ill. _c28 cm. |
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520 | _a Charles Lindbergh, Jr., the famous aviator's infant son whose kidnapping and death remain a mystery | ||
520 | _a Child Abductions, a national dilemma defined with updated facts and figures | ||
520 | _a King Richard, The Lion Heart, who was kidnapped by Austrian Duke Leopold V while returning from the Third Crusade in 1192 | ||
520 | _a Missisippi White Knights of the Ku Lux Klan, perpetrators of the infamous kidnap and murder of the three civil rights volunteers during the freedom Summer of 1964 | ||
520 | _a Patty Herst, the kidnapping victim who joined ranks with her kidnappers and was later jailed for her involvement in a bank heist | ||
520 | _a Skyjacking, the form of kidnapping widely believed to be a modern phenomena but first committed in 1931, etc. | ||
520 | _a the 37-month ordeal of 53 Americans taken hostage by Iranian students in Tehran in 1979 | ||
520 | _a The Disappeared, a term coined in Argentina for those who vanished and presumably died in the hands of the military junta | ||
520 | _aProvides a cross section of kidnappers and their victims, and explores the details and circumtances surrounding each kidnapping case. Topics include the American Embassy Hostage Crisis | ||
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