British hostage to return home
Judith Tebbutt, who was freed yesterday after being held hostage by Somali pirates, is expected to return home in the coming days.
Judith Tebbutt, who was freed yesterday after being held hostage by Somali pirates, is expected to return home in the coming days.
“I am delighted that Judith Tebbutt has been released following her six month ordeal. Judith is now in the care of the British High Commission in Nairobi and has been reunited with her son, Oliver.
Our immediate thoughts are with Judith’s family and friends who have endured the ordeal of her captivity with great strength and dignity. David Tebbutt, Judith’s husband, was killed during the attack on the couple and I send my deepest condolences to them as they continue to come to terms with his death as a family. I hope the media will respect the family’s call for privacy.”
Judith Tebbutt is likely to be interviewed by Scotland Yard detectives when she returns to the UK
Judith Tebbutt is under British consular care in Nairobi after being released from more than six months in captivity with Somali pirates
As a British hostage is finally freed from Somali pirates after six months in captivity, the UK will be unwilling to go after her captors.