Kidnapping Novels & Stories

Otherwise, the 'kidnapping' becomes a murder-suicide. ​

Yuri nodded before excusing herself and exiting the room. Nearly one month later, all of Hati was on pins and needles. And the reason is quite simple, for recently, it had been all over the newspapers, television and the radio worldwide. All over the world, children below the age of ten or so were kidnapped by some mysterious syndicate. And the strange thing is that no ransom whatsoever was ever asked from their parents in exchange for their safe return. But the commonality was that all these kidnapped were children of either famous political figures or famous figures known worldwide.

Donavan asked. “You… How dare you deceive me?” As matters stood, Fiona had realized that she got fooled. However, it was too late for her to turn things around as the police had charged both of them for kidnapping and murder. Section 239 of the Criminal Law prescribed a minimum of 10 years of penalty in prison or life imprisonment for the crime of kidnapping for the purpose of extorting money. Furthermore, kidnapping another person as a hostage would either result in a fine or confiscation of property. Criminals would face execution and confiscation of property if they murdered or cause a hostage

Maybe Viktor grabbed her by the hair and forced her to her knees. “Please,” Jessica begged. “Please, I let the children go. They’re safe. I kept my word. Just let me take some of the money and leave. You can have the rest. I’ll disappear. You’ll never see me again.” Viktor looked down at her with ice-cold eyes. “You are right about one thing,” he said quietly. “We will never see you again.” “What? No, I meant—” “You kidnapped two innocent children. Three years old. Babies. You tied them up. You terrorized them. You threatened to kill them.”

"That means it's someone I know? An enemy?" "It's highly possible and your daughter's involvement shows that he has several scores majorly with her." "Be honest, what's the chance we get her back unharmed?" He sighed once more. "I'll be very honest with you since that's what you requested. In ninety per cent of kidnapping cases which aren't solved in twenty four hours, the victim never returns unharmed, especially in cases within this age bracket. Even if we manage to get her without any physical scars, with the complexity of this case, it's very possible she might suffer from PTSD"

“You’re the mom?” She nodded, clearly unsure how to respond to his unshaven, tattooed presence. He turned to me. “I’ve got school footage. The ‘maid’ that picked the kid up? Not from your household. Looked legit, but I ran her face—no ID matches. But she got into a silver Lexus. No plates. Likely stolen.” My stomach dropped. “She was calm,” Ryan added. “Too calm. This wasn’t a random snatch.” “She was targeted,” I said.

“Baby, I’m sorry.” The person who kidnaps Oakley is a man who runs a gambling center that engages in illegal activities like trafficking, etc. Due to an incident, Albrey gets to know about this wicked person’s actions, and he submits the information to the government. Who knew the person would find a way to escape and go into hiding? Unfortunately, when they least expect it, he targets Oakley and kidnaps him. Oakley grips Albrey tightly and buries himself in his embrace. Being kidnapped isn’t the scariest feeling to Oakley at all—rather, the most terrifying thing is not being able to see Albrey.

I fork it from her plate and put it in mine. "Wine?" She nodded, then she stood up and left the dining. I just watched her as she left. She is wrong about me that I kidnapped her for ransom. She is a payment of her dad's debt to me. Though nothing could ever pay his debt. Not even his wealth. What he has stolen from me cannot be retrieved. I just want to make sure that he will feel what I felt for those ten long years. This is just the beginning. I wondered how it feels when your only child is captive of the ex-convict. Convicted for the crime I never did.