American held hostage in Iraq heads home

Jill Carroll, the US journalist held hostage for 82 days in Iraq, left Germany today, travelling aboard a packed airliner headed to Boston.

Sun, 02 Apr, 2006 - 12:45

Jill Carroll, the US journalist held hostage for 82 days in Iraq, left Germany today, travelling aboard a packed airliner headed to Boston.

Reporters aboard the plane said they saw the 28-year-old, who was accompanied by a colleague from her current employer, The Christian Science Monitor.

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Courts Iraq Place: Iraq Place: US Place: Germany Place: Boston Place: Ramstein Air Base Place: south-western Germany Place: Balad Air Base Place: Baghdad Person: Jill Carroll Person: Carroll Organisation: The Christian Science Monitor

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