French businesswoman Jacqueline Veyrac freed after kidnapping in Nice

A 76-year-old businesswoman has been freed two days after she was kidnapped in the southern French city of Nice.

French businesswoman Jacqueline Veyrac freed after kidnapping in Nice
Wed, 26 Oct, 2016 - 17:20

A 76-year-old businesswoman has been freed two days after she was kidnapped in the southern French city of Nice.

Jacqueline Veyrac, president of the board of the five-star Grand Hotel of Cannes on the French Riviera, was unharmed, according to Christian Estrosi, president of Nice's region.

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