An American couple was kidnapped while visiting Haiti last week and is being held for $200,000 ransom, according to their family.
Florida residents Jean Dickens Tousaint and his wife, Abigail Tousaint, were abducted March 18 while riding in a bus from Port-au-Prince, according to family members who spoke to Miami ABC-TV affiliate WPLG. The couple went to the island nation to visit family and attend a festival.
The kidnappers originally demanded $6,000 for their release, which the family paid. Then the kidnappers upped the ransom to $200,000.The couple, who are both 33, have a 1-year-old son in Tamarac, Florida.
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