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Ransom Kidnapping

2015
The practice of kidnapping for ransom, a pred- atory crime carried out mostly by criminal organizations, is a salient phenomenon in many regions of the world. It causes serious harm not only to victims and their families but also to private and social capital.
Marco, Vannini, Detotto, Claudio, Mccannon, Bryan   +2 more
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Ransom

2008
The Archaeological Journal, 61, 102 ...
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The Ransomed slave

2018
Title page missing.
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Ransoms

Abstract This chapter discusses the ransoms paid to airline hijackers. It starts with Arthur Barkley, who demanded a ransom of $100 million after the threat of a gun, a razor, and gasoline in his arsenal. Even though Barkley shot two FBI agents, he was found innocent by reason of insanity.
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Ransome at Bayonne

Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians, 1983
The Anglo-Californian engineer, Ernest L. Ransome, has a secure place in the annals of reinforced concrete because of the very large number of patents issued to him in the last two decades of the 19th century. At the end of the sequence, in 1902, comes a patented "system" which foreshadows modern concrete-framed factory-construction.
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Ransom-Ware and the Legal Risks of Ransom Payment

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2023
Salman Hashmi, Sana Hashmi
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Between Ransom and Release: Exploring Caringscapes of Ransom Kidnappings by Somali Pirates

Journal of the Middle East and Africa, 2021
Brittany Vandeberg, Joshua Wakeham
exaly  

Ransoms

Notes and Queries, 1940
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Lois Ransom

Physical Therapy, 1971
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Ransom

2021
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