Abu Sayyaf Hostages Ailing, May Be Separated: Officials

28 May 2002

A US Christian missionary couple held hostage by Abu Sayyaf gunmen in the southern Philippines are both ill and may have been separated by their captors who are on the run from local troops backed by American forces, officials said Tuesday. Full Story

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