Sentence examples for new kidnapping from inspiring English sources

"Kidnapping trends over the past three years show that there has been a marked increase in kidnapping incidents in Mindanao, making the southern Philippine island the new kidnapping hotspot among the three main Philippine islands," noted the company's annual kidnapping assessment report.

Shia militias too have taken steps towards peaceful coexistence, releasing some hostages (though a recent new kidnapping and mortar fire targeting Baghdad's secure Green Zone have called their intentions into question).The real problem is not armed resistance, which is now a fringe activity.

Together, the jailhouse conversation and the new kidnapping charges may begin to answer why Elizabeth vanished and what happened to her in the nine months she wandered with Mr. Mitchell and his wife, Wanda Barzee, messianic homeless people whom the Mormon Church had excommunicated.

"We have been transferred eight times, each time as if it was a new kidnapping".

Port Harcourt was the center of a new industry: kidnapping for ransom.

But this week, one gang adopted a new tactic: kidnapping journalists to get their videos on the air.

Meanwhile, the increasingly ruthless pro-Russia insurgency is turning to an ominous new tactic: kidnapping.

The resulting loss to trade and tourism is spurring governments, such as Brazil's, to propose tough new anti-kidnap laws.

"Vanished" is not even the only series about a missing person; NBC has a new drama, "Kidnapped," about the snatching of the son of a business mogul.

He had a more substantial role in The Man in the Glass Booth (1975), portraying a wealthy New Yorker kidnapped and taken to Israel for trial as a war criminal.

It is based on an 1853 memoir, "Twelve Years a Slave: Narrative of Solomon Northup, a Citizen of New-York, Kidnapped in Washington City in 1841, and Rescued in 1853, From a Cotton Plantation Near the Red River, in Louisiana".