A New Hampshire woman released by Haitian kidnappers last week said a Christian song called 'See a Victory' was her rallying cry after she and her daughter were abducted.
A U.S. nurse who was released bylast week revealed that a Christian song called"See a Victory" was her rallying cry after she and her young daughter were abducted from a school campus.
El Roi Haiti posted a statement from Dorsainvil on Saturday in which the New Hampshire woman expressed appreciation for the support for her and her child while they were missing.
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