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| Haiti Agrees to Free Some of the Detained Americans |
| By msnbc.msn.com |
| Published: 02/17/2010 |
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A Haitian judge said some of the 10 U.S. missionaries arrested on charges of child kidnapping would be released Wednesday, nearly three weeks after they were caught trying to take a group of children out of the quake-stricken country. Judge Bernard Saint-Vil would not specify how many people would be released, but said they would be allowed to return home without posting bail if they agreed to return to Haiti for any more questions in the pending investigation. "They will not have to post bail," the judge said. "But they will have to come back at the request of the court." Read More. |
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