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November 23, 2009 · about 17 years ago

British couple kidnapped by Somali pirates ‘could be killed within a week’

The British couple kidnapped by Somali pirates said today they could be killed within a week. Paul and Rachel Chandler were filmed for Channel 4 News on Wednesday and the footage was broadcast tonight. The Chandlers disappeared on October 23 as they sailed from the Seychelles in their 38ft yacht Lyn

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The British couple kidnapped by Somali pirates said today they could be killed within a week. Paul and Rachel Chandler were filmed for Channel 4 News on Wednesday and the footage was broadcast tonight. The Chandlers disappeared on October 23 as they sailed from the Seychelles in their 38ft yacht Lynn Rival towards Tanzania.

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