An Irish reporter who was abducted by Shiite extremists in Baghdad and freed 36 hours later said Friday he had braced himself for the prospect of several months in captivity — or a beheading. Rory Carroll, a correspondent for The Guardian newspaper of Britain, told Ireland’s RTE state broadcasters he owed his speedy salvation to Iraq’s Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Chalabi, who brokered a deal for his release. Full Story
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