Lone British Female Sailor Interviewed Shortly Before Her Capture

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Now thats VERY interesting.

Sorta similar to the WTC97 incident

Where the BBC new it had fallen, when it hadnt.

So, how much of a co-incidence was it the lone sailor interviewed by Iran, was interviewed JUST before she was kidnapped?

As the diplomatic wrangling intensifies, its been revealed that not one but two British news outlets interviewed leading Seaman Specialist Faye Turney, the lone female among the fifteen British sailors and marines now held by Iran.

Her capture by Iran's Revolutionary Guards came only a few hours after she was interviewed.

In the interview with The Independent, she described how the crew of HMS Cornwall were well aware of the perils of operating in an area that had been targeted by suicide bombers.

"The atmosphere on the boat is really good”, she told reporters. “We were made aware that some things can be really dodgy. [But] we've not really had anything that bad at the moment - that's always a good sign.

I heard about this too; it is very suspicious! What are the odds that a UK soldier gets interviewed by the BBC, and then is captured by Iran a few days later? And I thought the UK was pulling its troops out of Iraq.

Originally posted by freakyty
What are the odds that a UK soldier gets interviewed by the BBC, and then is captured by Iran a few days later?

Or perhaps Iran saw the news reports, realised they had the woman featured in them captive and decided to use her as the main bargaining chip as she's already 'familiar' to the world?

Interviewed HOURS before capture - how convienent is that for stirring up our passions for war.