Kidnapped Reporter Speaks

Chilling

Updated Apr. 25, 2017 4:49PM EDT / Published Nov. 09, 2008 3:51AM EST

A correspondent for the Canadian Broadcasting Company was freed after a month of imprisonment in Afghanistan. Melissa Fung says she was not mistreated by her captors, but according to CNN, they bound her and ignored her for her final week in captivity. Fung's disappearance was not reported by press outlets for fear that she would be harmed. Once safe, Fung had few details of her attackers: she said she was held in some sort of cave, and her attacker went by a name like "Khaled."

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Kidnapped Reporter Speaks