Nederlander ontvoerd in Filipijnen

[Herbie]

Gras kort te houden, en je kop ook zeker als het er op aan komt.

[bananacreek]

Gras kort te houden, en je kop ook zeker als het er op aan komt.

Zolang je maar niet op het gras komt is er niets aan de hand.............

[Fail_over]

Instappen? Hoe bedoel je? Als ondernemer of als product?
Er zijn meer vacatures voor de tweede functie. 

Ik heb 4 Pinay ontvoert naar België. 

Vraag â,¬ 50.000,- per stuk, maar m'n schoonouders willen niet betalen. 
Moet ik ze toch zelf houden.

[Kano]

Abu Sayyaf may kill foreign hostages

 

Manila Times Sunday, February 05, 2012

COTABATO: The Philippine military's air strike on the lair of militants that left 15 dead including a leader of local terrorist group Abu Sayyaf and two Southeast Asian regional terrorist network Jemaah Islamiyah put at risk the lives of Swiss, Dutch and Australian held hostage by militants in the southern Philippines.

Von Al Haq, spokesman of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, said on Saturday members of Abu Sayyaf might resort to killing their captives, tourists Elwold Horn, 52, from Holland; Lorenzo Vinciguerra, 47, from Switzerland; and 53-year-old Australian Warren Richard Rodwell in retaliation for the deaths of their leader and colleagues.

"We know what they are capable of. Their swords are their law. The deaths of their leaders are too painful for them. We are crossing our fingers for them not to do it," Al Haq said.

The two foreigners, both museum staffers in their respective countries and are involved in animal conservation, and their Filipino guide Ivan Sarenas, were reportedly abducted by five armed suspects linked to the Abu Sayyaf on board a pump boat in Panglima Sugala township on Feb. 1. Later, Sarenas managed to escape from the hands of their captors.

On the other hand, Rodwell, who previously worked as a teacher in China, was abducted on Dec. 5 in the town of Ipil in the restive province of Zamboanga Sibugay

The latest information obtained by government security forces showed that Rodwell was turned over by his kidnappers to Abu Sayyaf militants operating in the southern province of Basilan.

Air force planes bombed the lair in Parang town in Sulu province on Feb. 2, killing 15 militants including Gumbahali Jumdail, known as Dr. Abu, a senior Abu Sayyaf leader, and Jemaah Islamiyah (JI) leaders Zulkipli Abdul Hir alias Marwan and Muhammad Ali alias Mauwihah.

The 380-strong Abu Sayyaf, founded in the early 1990s by Islamic extremists, is notorious for kidnappings, bombings and even beheadings in southern Philippines over the past decades.

Source: http://www.manilatimes.net/index.php/news/top-stories/16474-abu-sayyaf-may-kill-foreign-hostages

[Kano]

2 Europeans' kidnappers demand military pullout


The Philippine Star Updated February 12, 2012

TABIAWAN, Basilan Province ,Philippines  — The kidnappers of two European birdwatchers have demanded the pullout of military units in Basilan, Sulu and Tawi-Tawi in exchange for their release.

Western Mindanao Command chief Lt. Gen. Noel Coballes said the demand was contained in an email sent to the local birdwatching organization of Dutch man Elwold Horn and Swiss Lorenzo Vinciguerre.

Felicisimo Khu, chief of the Directorate for Integrated Police Operation for Western Mindanao, confirmed that the email was sent last Feb. 7 using the account of Ivan Sarenas, the Filipino guide, who was seized together with the Europeans, but escaped. A certain Mustapha Mualam, who claimed to represent the kidnappers, sent the email.

"Informed the Philippine government to full (sic) back the military operation to there (sic) respective camp within Sulu, Basilan, Tawi-Tawi," the email, which Khu showed to reporters states.

Khu said still they are verifying the veracity  of the email, adding that the sender could be a prankster.

"I think somebody wants to confuse the situation, especially those trying to rescue the kidnap victims,"he said.

Khu, said a man who did not identify himself, earlier contacted a television network in Manila last Feb. 2 claiming they have the victims and made the same demands in exchange for the release of the two kidnap victims.

However, the man failed to provide any evidence when the television network asked for a proof of life.

Khu said they already have a list of the possible suspects in the kidnapping.

Khu said Tawi-Tawi Gov. Sadikul Sahali have sent an emissary to negotiate for the safe release of the victims once the group holding them have been identified.

Source: http://www.philstar.com/nation/article.aspx?publicationsubcategoryid=67&articleid=776597

[bananacreek]

Nu iets meer dan twee maanden geleden en nog steeds geen "RANSOM DEMAND" ....vreemd dacht ik....

[Quezonboy]

Omdat hij dood is denk ik  , een andere reden kan ik niet zo snel bedenken .

[bananacreek]

Omdat hij dood is denk ik  , een andere reden kan ik niet zo snel bedenken .

Think positive.....

[Quezonboy]

Omdat hij dood is denk ik  , een andere reden kan ik niet zo snel bedenken .

Think positive.....

Goed welke andere positieve reden kun jij dan bedenken? 

[bananacreek]

Omdat hij dood is denk ik  , een andere reden kan ik niet zo snel bedenken .

Think positive.....

Abu Sayaf dood geen buitenlanders zonder een losgeld eis (daarbij aannemende dat zij er werkelijk achter zitten)...

TABIAWAN, Basilan Province ,Philippines  — The kidnappers of two European birdwatchers have demanded the pullout of military units in Basilan, Sulu and Tawi-Tawi in exchange for their release.

Western Mindanao Command chief Lt. Gen. Noel Coballes said the demand was contained in an email sent to the local birdwatching organization of Dutch man Elwold Horn and Swiss Lorenzo Vinciguerre.

Felicisimo Khu, chief of the Directorate for Integrated Police Operation for Western Mindanao, confirmed that the email was sent last Feb. 7 using the account of Ivan Sarenas, the Filipino guide, who was seized together with the Europeans, but escaped. A certain Mustapha Mualam, who claimed to represent the kidnappers, sent the email.

"Informed the Philippine government to full (sic) back the military operation to there (sic) respective camp within Sulu, Basilan, Tawi-Tawi," the email, which Khu showed to reporters states.

Khu said still they are verifying the veracity  of the email, adding that the sender could be a prankster.

"I think somebody wants to confuse the situation, especially those trying to rescue the kidnap victims,"he said.

Khu, said a man who did not identify himself, earlier contacted a television network in Manila last Feb. 2 claiming they have the victims and made the same demands in exchange for the release of the two kidnap victims.

However, the man failed to provide any evidence when the television network asked for a proof of life.

Khu said they already have a list of the possible suspects in the kidnapping.

Khu said Tawi-Tawi Gov. Sadikul Sahali have sent an emissary to negotiate for the safe release of the victims once the group holding them have been identified.


Spelletje kat en muis misschien eerst, normaal gesproken laat de military NIEMAND vrij zoals geeist werd.