U.S. Missionaries Ministered to Captors | Christianpost.com- Christian News Online , Christian World News: "Two U.S. missionaries held hostage for five days in Haiti spent their captivity in a sweltering makeshift cell praying and even ministering to their kidnappers, one of the men said Friday.
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This photo provided by Saundra Aubin shows Charles F. Adams posing in February 2006, in a home in a village outside of Choluteca, Honduras. Adams is working on a water project funded by the Rotary Foundation and Pure Water for the World. A FBI spokeswoman said American, businessman, Charles Adams, was released Thursday, July 20, 2006, after a day in captivity after an undisclosed ransom was paid in Haiti. Adams was in Haiti working on a water treatment project.
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Tom Barron said he and William Eugene Seastrum were treated relatively well during the ordeal.
But there were times they kept 'coming in yelling and waving their pistols around,' Barron said by telephone.
Barron and Seastrum, both of High Point, N.C., were released Thursday after negotiations led by the FBI. Barron said the captors initially sought $500,000. A U.N. official said the men were released for an amount below $10,000. They had been snatched by gunmen Sunday on their wa"
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