officials including the FBI are assisting in the Pakistani-led investigation and cooperation with the Pakistani authorities in the investigation continues,' the official added. State Department official noted Monday that America never negotiates with terrorists. The Halli Casser-Jayne Show is akin to the great salons of times past. prisons and the release of terrorists held in connection with the 2003 attacks on the World Trade Center.Ī U.S. airstrikes in Pakistan, Afghanistan, Yemen, Somalia and Gaza the release of all al Qaeda and Taliban militants from U.S. To his wife, Elaine, Weinstein says, 'I'm fine, I'm well, I'm getting all my medications, I'm being taken care of.'Īl Qaeda claimed responsibility for Weinstein’s abduction in December. Weinstein says the demands “are not difficult” and “are according to Islamic law.” It will just make things more difficult for me.' It was announced by president Obama that Elaine’s 73-year-old husband and another hostage were killed in January during an American government's counterterrorism operation.

Her husband was a former Peace Corps official working in Pakistan for community projects. “It's important you accept the demands and act quickly and don't delay,' he says. Meet 71-year-old Elaine Weinstein, the wife of killed US hostage, Dr. Weinstein says he wants to “rejoin my family and also enjoy my children, my two daughters, like you enjoy your two daughters.' If you don't accept the demands, then I die,” he explains. Warren Weinstein, 70, appears calm and his voice remains steady as he asks the president to save his life. An American development consultant abducted from his home in Lahore, Pakistan nine months ago pleads with President Obama to meet demands set by al Qaeda in a short video posted on Islamist websites Sunday.

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