Haitian gang releases remaining hostages from US-based missionary group

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The remaining hostages from a U.S.-based missionary group have been released by the Haitian gang that had held them for two months, Haitian authorities and the missionary group confirm.

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Their release was secured two months to the day after they were first detained by the notoriously violent group that had demanded $1 million for each of the 16 Americans and one Canadian, including five children. Haitian police confirmed to ABC News that the hostages were released Thursday morning in a suburb of the country's capital Port-au-Prince, and a Haitian National Police patrol picked them up.The gang, known as 400 Mawozo, released two of the hostages -- a couple -- in late November as a humanitarian gesture because one of them was sick.

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