Captive
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Documentary
Crime
Seasons | 1
Episodes | 8
avg.Runtime | min
First EP | 2016-12-09
Last EP | 2016-12-09
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Rating : 6.313
Overview
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This documentary series reconstructs history's most complex, high-stakes hostage negotiations as kidnapping victims recount their terrifying ordeals.
Created by
Produced by
Hypnotic
Lightbox Entertainment
Season List
season 1 || Season 1
Relesed on | 2016-12-09
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Prison Riot, U.S.A.
2016-12-09
On Easter Sunday in 1993, inmates at a maximum security prison in Lucasville, Ohio, riot and take eight guards hostage, leading to a 10-day standoff.
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Cola Kidnap, Brazil
2016-12-09
During a wave of kidnappings in early-1990s Brazil, a local Coca-Cola bottling executive is ambushed at gunpoint and held for a ransom of millions.
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Taken at Sea, Somalia
2016-12-09
Sailing the Indian Ocean on their yacht, British couple Paul and Rachel Chandler are kidnapped by Somali pirates and held for an exorbitant ransom.
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American Missionaries, Philippines
2016-12-09
The long captivity of American missionaries Martin and Gracia Burnham by Philippine terror group Abu Sayyaf takes on new urgency after 9/11.
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British Aid Workers, Chechnya
2016-12-09
A pair of British aid workers establishing a children's rehab center in war-torn Chechnya are taken prisoner and held for a year.
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Bethlehem Siege, Palestine
2016-12-09
When Israeli forces invade Bethlehem in 2002, dozens of Palestinians take refuge in the Church of the Nativity, sparking a monthlong standoff.
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Al Qaeda Hostages, Yemen
2016-12-09
Pierre and Yolande Korkie relocate from South Africa to Yemen to perform charitable work, but tragedy follows when they are kidnapped by Al Qaeda.
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The Peacemakers, Iraq
2016-12-09
In the violent aftermath of the Iraq War, four human rights activists from Christian Peacemaker Teams are taken hostage by insurgents in Baghdad.
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