Guerillas' child testifies in Argentina

The first dirty-war kidnap victim to be identified by DNA tests returned to Argentina from Spain to tell a court that a former government intelligence agent not only stole her from her parents, but sexually abused her.

The first dirty-war kidnap victim to be identified by DNA tests returned to Argentina from Spain to tell a court that a former government intelligence agent not only stole her from her parents, but sexually abused her.

Carla Rutila, 35, was abducted as a baby in 1976 in Bolivia, where her parents were fighting as left-wing guerrillas with the National Liberation Army, or ELN.

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