New Zealand on edge as police hunt baby snatcher

The mysterious gunpoint abduction of an eight-month-old baby has stunned New Zealand, a land where such crime is virtually unknown.

New Zealand on edge as police hunt baby snatcher
Thu, 18 Apr, 2002 - 11:02

The mysterious gunpoint abduction of an eight-month-old baby has stunned New Zealand, a land where such crime is virtually unknown.

Kahu Durie was snatched from her adoptive mother, a high profile Maori lawyer, in Wellington on Saturday.

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