Bounties in History Show Varied Payoffs Across Crimes
From a $5,000 Jesse James reward to a $25 million bin Laden bounty, rewards aim to provoke tips but success varies. Experts note terrorism cases yield the best returns while most rewards are never paid as informants and captors rely on other factors.
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Jesse James
Osama bin Laden
bin Laden
Afghanistan
U.S
Jack Lévin
Brudnick Center On Violence
Northeastern University
Boston
Ramzi Yousef
Pakistan
Yousef
World Trade Center
Slobodan Milosevic
Oklahoma
Cit
Eric Rudolph
Theodore Kaczynski
Manuel Noriega
Judas Iscariot
Jesus Christ
Gilbert Geis
University of California At Irvine
Colin Powell
al-Qaida
Boucher
Levin
Postal Service
FBI
Rudolph
James “Whitey
Bulger
IRS
Afghan regime talks move to Bonn area retreat
UN organizers shift negotiations on a transitional Afghan government to a secluded Koenigswinter castle near Bonn to minimize distractions and hasten agreement. Brahimi aims for a small core of about 30 delegates from opposition Northern Alliance monarchist and refugee groups, though preparations contemplate roughly double that number.
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U.N
Afghanistan
Rhine River
Koenigswinter
Lakhdar Brahimi
Northern Alliance
Mohammad Zaher Shah
Brahimi
Foreign Ministry
Sabine Sparwasser
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