Ex-FBI Agent Becomes Longest-Held American Hostage Ever After Disappearing in Iran in 2007
Robert Levinson vanished 2,456 days ago.
That makes the retired FBI agent the longest-held American hostage, according to the New York Daily News.
Journalist Terry Anderson was held hostage for 2,454 days. He was freed in 1991 by the Iran-backed Hezbollah in Lebanon, according to the Daily News.
Levinson worked at the FBI’s New York Field Office for 28 years.
He disappeared in March 2007 when was working as a private investigator in Iran, looking into cigarette smuggling.
Posted: November 26th, 2013 under News Story.
Tags: cigarette smuggling, FBI, hostage, Iran, Robert Levinson, Terry Anderson
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