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December 17, 2002 Volume 3 Issue 37
- TAKING A NEW LOOK AT THE HOSTAGE-TAKING INCIDENT:
- ...HOW MANY HOSTAGES WERE TAKEN
- ...HOW MANY HOSTAGES WERE SET FREE OR MANAGED TO ESCAPE
- ...HOW MANY HOSTAGES WERE KILLED BY THE TERRORISTS DURING THE COURSE OF THE 57-HOUR SIEGE
- ...HOW MANY HOSTAGES WERE KILLED DURING THE "STORMING" OF THE BUILDING BY RUSSIAN SPECIAL FORCES USING GAS EARLY IN THE MORNING ON OCTOBER 26
- ...HOW MANY OF THE HOSTAGES DIED FROM THE EFFECTS OF THE GAS AND HOW MANY OF OTHER CAUSES
- ...WILL OTHER FORMER HOSTAGES GROW SERIOUSLY ILL OR DIE FROM THE EFFECTS OF THE GAS
- ...WHAT WAS CONTAINED IN THE GAS USED BY THE SPECIAL FORCES
- ...COULD THE LIVES OF MANY OF THE HOSTAGES HAVE BEEN SAVED
- ...WERE THE TERRORISTS PREPARED TO KILL THE HOSTAGES
- ...DID THE RUSSIAN AUTHORITIES HAVE ADVANCE NOTICE OF THE RAID
- CONCLUSION:
- TAKING A NEW LOOK AT THE HOSTAGE-TAKING INCIDENT:
- ...HOW MANY HOSTAGES WERE TAKEN
- ...HOW MANY HOSTAGES WERE SET FREE OR MANAGED TO ESCAPE
- ...HOW MANY HOSTAGES WERE KILLED BY THE TERRORISTS DURING THE COURSE OF THE 57-HOUR SIEGE
- ...HOW MANY HOSTAGES WERE KILLED DURING THE "STORMING" OF THE BUILDING BY RUSSIAN SPECIAL FORCES USING GAS EARLY IN THE MORNING ON OCTOBER 26
- ...HOW MANY OF THE HOSTAGES DIED FROM THE EFFECTS OF THE GAS AND HOW MANY OF OTHER CAUSES
- ...WILL OTHER FORMER HOSTAGES GROW SERIOUSLY ILL OR DIE FROM THE EFFECTS OF THE GAS
- ...WHAT WAS CONTAINED IN THE GAS USED BY THE SPECIAL FORCES
- ...COULD THE LIVES OF MANY OF THE HOSTAGES HAVE BEEN SAVED
- ...WERE THE TERRORISTS PREPARED TO KILL THE HOSTAGES
- ...DID THE RUSSIAN AUTHORITIES HAVE ADVANCE NOTICE OF THE RAID
- CONCLUSION:
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