The story of an indigenous boy from the extreme south of Chile captured and taken to England, and who years later faced trial in Falklands, plays out this week in a Santiago theatre. Read full article
Do 'kidnappers' normally pay for their victims? And who took the payment, other kidnappers or the parents? Come to think of it, how was the victim returned ... did someone pay a ransom?
Lots of emotive terms I note, but little recognition of the values of the early 19th century. Fitzroy probably thought he was doing the lad a favour !
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Disclaimer & comment rulesDo 'kidnappers' normally pay for their victims? And who took the payment, other kidnappers or the parents? Come to think of it, how was the victim returned ... did someone pay a ransom?
Apr 07th, 2010 - 05:59 am - Link - Report abuse 0Lots of emotive terms I note, but little recognition of the values of the early 19th century. Fitzroy probably thought he was doing the lad a favour !
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