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Austin Bennett Tice
Justice for Austin Bennett Tice โ the trail went cold in 2012, but the truth hasn't.
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What circumstances led to Tice's kidnapping and who was responsible for taking him?
What information do intelligence agencies have about Tice's location and condition since his disappearance?
Were there eyewitnesses to the kidnapping who could provide details about the abductors or direction taken?
Austin Bennett Tice, a freelance journalist and photographer working for major news organizations including CBS and The Washington Post, was kidnapped in Damascus, Syria on August 13, 2012 while reporting in the suburb of Daraya. Over a decade later, his fate remains unknown despite significant international attention and a substantial reward offer. His case highlights the dangers faced by journalists reporting in conflict zones and the ongoing need for information about his whereabouts.
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August 13, 2012 Damascus, Syria Austin Bennett Tice was kidnapped in Damascus, Syria on August 13, 2012. Austin was a freelance journalist and photographer for a variety of news organizations including CBS, The Washington Post, and The McClatchy Company.
Austin was kidnapped while reporting in Daraya, a Damascus suburb.
Austin Bennett Tice was kidnapped in Daraya, a suburb of Damascus, Syria while reporting on the conflict.
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