Ex-hostage Terry Anderson to sue Iran for 100 million
Former AP chief Middle East correspondent Terry Anderson, held hostage in Lebanon for 2,454 days, will file a U.S. federal suit in Washington seeking 100 million dollars for himself and family alleging Iran sponsored his captors and hindered recovery of any damages. His wife Madeleine Bassil and daughter Salome join in the case seeking emotional distress redress and damages.
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