Originally posted by saintsdola
Buchanan, 32, and Thisted, 60, were abducted by gunmen Tuesday after visiting humanitarian projects in the northern Galkayo area, the Danish Refugee Council said.

they killed 9 pirates in the mission.
9

added ages of the 2 victims


3+2+6+0=11

9 pirates plus 2 victims = 11

Important numbers there

And........ add the ages 32+60 = 92 less numbers of pirates and hostages and you get......

92 - 2 (Hostages)= 90 - 9 (Pirates killed) and you get 81 which added together makes 9....a very important number I think.

One thing that stands out for me here is the fact that my local news station has been droning on and on about how she has "ties" to Bedford, VA. They said that her father lives in Bedford, VA. They interviewed a man who supposedly rents a home to Jessica's father and who is also said to know the family very well. When the news crew went to Jessica's father supposed home and work place the friend said that he had been sent to Washington, DC a week ago for unknown reasons at the time.

The man also said something very interesting. He stated that no one knew about Jessica's capture but her family and that the family was told not to talk about it with anyone.. Hmmm

People are coming out of the wood work now claiming they know her, met her, know the family and so on, but no one can provide another photo of this woman? What about the 60 year old man that was also captured? Why is there no talk of him?

You people need to get out more.

Just because they look alike doesn't count for anything.

LOL..October was the same month the U.S. found out about kidnapped Jessicas condition!!!!!

One life to live: Jessica manages to send Antonio clues to her whereabouts; Nash follows, he and Viki finding out about Jessica's condition in October 2005

American Jessica Buchanan and her danish co-worker Poul Hagen Thisted were abuducted by Somalian criminals October 25.

I knew this was a false flag when the story first broke. Too much of a coincidence it happened the day before the state of the union address.

I mean how dumb can someone be. Hey where should we vacation this year, maybe go hiking in iran, or a humanitarian mission in somalia, maybe join a protest in syria. Whoo cares how dangerous it is, seal team 6 will save us, you know that top secret rescue team that "doesnt exist" but is always in the news just in time to make obama look good.

JANUARY 31, 2012…..TODAYS NEWS!

The father of rescued American Jessica Buchanan, who is flying home to Pennsylvania today, told ABC News "today's the big day."
John Buchanan told ABC News anchor Diane Sawyer in an exclusive interview that his daughter and his family have held up during her captivity and rescue, but the grueling wait is almost over.
"We're doing well as a family, and Jessica, we have not seen her yet -- so today's the big day," he told Sawyer. "We're all extremely excited about that. Obviously, I mean I can't really express it in words what it's going to be like to see her. ... We're just really looking forward to a great reunion."
Jessica Buchanan left from Sigonella, Italy, the Pentagon official said, and is flying a commercial jetliner to Pennsylvania.
Her father told Sawyer that when he sees his daughter today, he just wants to tell her face to face "I love you ... and I'm really glad you're OK."


JANUARY 27, 2012 …..NEWS 4 DAYS AGO:
Jessica Buchanan was reunited with her joyous husband and father yesterday — as her inner circle revealed how they kept her kidnapping secret to avoid raising ransom demands from her heavily armed Somali pirate captors.
“We didn’t want them to get media hype that would cause them to think that she was worth more, and they would want more of a ransom,” Buchanan’s close friend Christina Scolforo told ABC News.
Private negotiators, working with the US government and a Danish humanitarian organization, tried to make a deal with the pirates after Jessica, 32, and fellow aid worker Poul Thisted, 60, were seized Oct. 25.

Rescued in a dramatic nighttime raid by the same U.S. Navy SEALs team that killed Osama bin Laden, American Jessica Buchanan has arrived at the U.S. Naval Air Station Sigonella in Sicily and is set to be reunited with her family as soon as today, CNN reports.
CNN has learned Buchanan's father, John, will go to Sicily to see her. She is not in custody and can leave when she wants but, if she stays, when ready she will be returned to the United States, probably in a U.S. military aircraft.