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Pastor of the 17 missionaries kidnapped in Haiti says they were treated 'relatively well' - Vimarsana News

Pastor of the 17 missionaries kidnapped in Haiti says they were treated 'relatively well'

A pastor who leads six of the 17 rescued American and Canadian missionaries in Haiti said the kidnap victims were 'treated relatively well' during the ordeal.

Haitian gang releases 12 remaining US and Canadian hostages - Vimarsana News

Haitian gang releases 12 remaining US and Canadian hostages

The last 12 US and Canadian missionaries kidnapped this October in Haiti have been released, ending an ordeal that brought global attention to the Caribbean nation's growing gang problem.

Haiti gang leader threatens to kill kidnapped missionaries - Vimarsana News

Haiti gang leader threatens to kill kidnapped missionaries

The 400 Mawozo gang leader has formally issued his demands to the head of Christian Aid Ministries but has yet to issue a deadline for the payment.

Haitian gang accused of kidnapping 17 US and Canadian missionaries is asking for $1million per head - Vimarsana News

Haitian gang accused of kidnapping 17 US and Canadian missionaries is asking for $1million per head

The gang that kidnapped 17 people with a U.S Christian aid group in Haiti on Saturday is demanding a ransom of $1 million for each person, the country's justice minister, Liszt Quitel, said on Tuesday.

Ohio Christian group whose 17 missionaries were kidnapped in Haiti has tens of millions in assets - Vimarsana News

Ohio Christian group whose 17 missionaries were kidnapped in Haiti has tens of millions in assets

A group of missionaries with an Ohio-based Amish organization are likely being held for ransom, according to Haiti experts. They are believed to be held by a gang named 400 Mawozo.