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In her book, "In the Presence of My Enemies," Gracia reveals that Martin’s handcuffs had rusted out and actually didn’t work anymore. He could have escaped if he had wanted to, but he chose not to.


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The Kidnapping


May 27, 2001 


Dos Palmas Resort, Palawan 


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President Arroyo said yesterday the families of kidnapped missionary couple Martin and Gracia Burnham should have heeded the Phi-lippine government’s no-ransom policy and desisted from dealing with the couple’s Abu Sayyaf captors.


Martin’s parents Paul and Oreta Burnham did not categorically deny that they paid ransom.


"We don’t want to comment on anything like that... We are hoping they will be released," Paul told the ABS-CBN News Channel yesterday, evading a question on who was brokering the ransom payment.


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                    [Title] => Sayyaf reneged on secret deal with Burnham family
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The father of American hostage Martin Burnham revealed yesterday that he had cut a deal with the kidnappers, whom he now accuses of reneging on their promise to release his son.


Paul Burnham of Kansas called Radio Mindanao Network (RMN) here, saying the Abu Sayyaf had added extra, unspecified conditions to a deal that included the release of Martin, his wife Gracia and Filipina nurse Deborah Yap.


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"We have no money for ransom," Mary Jones, the younger sister of American missionary Gracia Burnham, said on radio.


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MARTIN AND GRACIA

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The Kidnapping


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Dos Palmas Resort, Palawan 


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Martin’s parents Paul and Oreta Burnham did not categorically deny that they paid ransom.


"We don’t want to comment on anything like that... We are hoping they will be released," Paul told the ABS-CBN News Channel yesterday, evading a question on who was brokering the ransom payment.


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Paul Burnham of Kansas called Radio Mindanao Network (RMN) here, saying the Abu Sayyaf had added extra, unspecified conditions to a deal that included the release of Martin, his wife Gracia and Filipina nurse Deborah Yap.


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