The phrase "abducted that" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete or incorrect construction and lacks clarity in meaning.
Example: "The report stated that the suspect abducted that child last week."
Alternatives: "kidnapped that" or "took that."
Ten of the girls abducted that night have escaped in recent months and will return to the school after years in captivity.
Igab al-Janubi, the town's representative on the provincial council and its lone Sunni member, and Ibrahim al-Janubi, a local judge who is a Sunni, were abducted that month.
The local law enforcement agency must believe that the child has been abducted, that is, unwillingly taken from their environment without permission from the child's parent or legal guardian or by the child's parent or legal guardian who commits an act of murder or attempted murder during the time of the abduction.
I was abducted that April and taken to the bush with about 300 people, where we were subjected to beating, rape and starvation – we even had to bury friends who were killed.
"But since we are reliably informed that they abducted that lady, maybe sooner or later they may contact us, maybe seeking ransom". Kenyan officials said a police officer had seen six men taking away a woman in a speed boat.
Government spokesman Omar Zwak confirmed the news, and said that 30-year-old Nouri had been abducted earlier that day.
After Scott Heimdal, an American who was working at a mining company in Northern Ecuador, was abducted in that country April 28 and taken to Colombia by Colombian guerrillas, his captors demanded $1.2 million ransom.
In the first model information of all participants (those that are abducted and those that joined voluntarily) was included.
As criticism of the government's "cluelessness" grew stronger, a few hundred protesters — mainly women — rallied in Abuja today, responding to calls for a "million-woman march," as reports spread that the girls had been married off to the Islamist militants that abducted them, and that they were sold and taken abroad.
But in 1998, a member of the gang that abducted Mr. Wang testified that he had been dumped into the South China Sea and probably drowned.
Rumors circulated that McConville hadn't been abducted at all — that she had abandoned her children and eloped with a British soldier.
