Freed aid worker returns home a little lighter

The Dutch aid worker released by kidnappers after 20 months a captive in Dagestan, was due home to a party today.

Freed aid worker returns home a little lighter
Mon, 12 Apr, 2004 - 13:33

The Dutch aid worker released by kidnappers after 20 months a captive in Dagestan, was due home to a party today.

Arjan Erkel was freed in the Russian Caucasus province yesterday .

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