Haiti

An American nurse who was abducted and held for 13 days with her daughter is opening up about her experience and safe return.

An American nurse and her daughter have been released after being kidnapped in Haiti late last month and held captive for almost two weeks.

Kidnappers have issued a $1 million ransom demand for an American nurse and her daughter, who were recently taken by gunmen in Haiti.

U.S. officials have not released details about what may have happened to an American nurse and her daughter who were kidnapped in Haiti last week.

A family member of several of the formerly kidnapped Christian Aid Ministries missionaries in Haiti said a ransom had been paid, but their kidnappers still refused to free the missionaries before they managed to escape.

On Monday, Christian Aid Missionaries shared that their 12 kidnapped Christian missionaries who found freedom from their Haitian captors last week did so due to a daring middle-of-the-night escape and a multi-mile journey through briar-filled woods under the moonlight.

All 17 missionaries who were kidnapped in October by Haitian gang members have been released, according to a statement by the missionary organization behind the trip.

Three more missionaries from the Ohio-based Christian Aid Ministries have been released in Haiti after a local gang abducted them in mid-October.

Two of the 17 missionaries who were abducted in Haiti last month have been released, the Ohio-based Christian Aid Ministries confirms.

On Thursday, the Ohio-based Christian Aid Ministries held another "special day of prayer and fasting" for their missionaries who were kidnapped in Haiti more than a month ago.