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Kidnapped American tourist, guide rescued by security forces in Uganda

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An American tourist kidnapped on safari in Africa and held for 500 thousand dollars ransom has been freed. 35-year old Kimberley Sue Endicott and her guide Jean-Paul Remezo were kidnapped at gunpoint in Uganda's Queen Elizabeth National Park five days ago.
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