Kidnapped Woman Rescued by Note at Gas Station

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A woman who was allegedly kidnapped by a man posing as an Uber driver in Arizona was rescued after she passed a note to a customer at a gas station begging for help. The suspect, Jacob Wilhoit, was arrested without incident and faces multiple charges. The woman was abducted after Wilhoit posed as a ride-share driver and picked her up at a car dealership. She managed to slip a handwritten note to a customer at a Chevron station, describing the vehicle and asking for help. The customer called 911, leading to the arrest of the suspect on an interstate.
- An abducted woman was rescued after slipping a note to a customer at a gas station, police say NBC News
- Woman abducted from Phoenix car dealership rescued in northern Arizona FOX 10 News Phoenix
- Note helps rescue woman allegedly kidnapped by fake Uber driver in Phoenix area Arizona's Family
- Arizona kidnapping victim passes note to store customer, resulting in her rescue ABC15 Arizona in Phoenix
- Woman kidnapped in Phoenix alerts others with a note at gas station The Arizona Republic
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