Sister of American Hostage Held by Taliban Confident Trump Will Secure Release
NewsNationJanuary 23, 20267 min1,098 views
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- 🇺🇸 Dennis Coyle, a 64-year-old American, spent nearly two decades in Afghanistan studying languages and aiding local communities.
- ⛓️ In January, he was forcibly removed from his apartment by the Taliban and has been held hostage in a basement since.
- 🏥 Relatives report that Dennis lacks proper medical care and must ask permission to use the bathroom.
- ✅ In June, the US State Department officially designated Dennis as wrongfully detained, prioritizing efforts for his release.
Family's Advocacy and Administration Response
- 🗣️ Molly Long, Dennis's sister, expressed gratitude for NewsNation bringing her brother's case to President Trump's attention.
- 🤝 The family has received significant support from the administration, including personal contact information from Dr. Gorka and meetings with Adam Bowler.
- 🙏 The family's next crucial step is a meeting with President Trump to personally request his intervention.
Impact of President Trump's Involvement
- 🌟 Molly Long was deeply moved by President Trump's commitment to look into Dennis's case, stating it builds immense confidence for his return.
- 🗣️ Trump's direct statement, "If you give me the information, I'll take care of that," has provided significant hope.
- 🎯 The family believes President Trump's knowledge of Dennis's name and situation is a critical step towards his release.
Letter to the Taliban and Dennis's Condition
- ✉️ Molly Long wrote to the Taliban, emphasizing that Dennis is not political, not dangerous, and is the eldest son of a mother who misses him.
- 🚩 The family believes the Taliban is using Dennis for political gain and that he is the least political person they know.
- 🔒 Dennis has had no contact with his family for the first six months and is currently in 100% isolation, unable to speak to anyone.
- 🔓 His freedoms have been stripped away, and he is forced to ask permission for basic necessities like using the bathroom.
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