Family Urges White House Action as Source Confirms Austin Tice Alive in Syria
TL;DR
The family of Austin Tice, an American journalist kidnapped in Syria in 2012, claims a vetted source confirms he is alive and well. Despite the U.S. government's lack of concrete evidence, they operate under the assumption Tice is alive. The Biden administration continues efforts to secure the release of wrongfully detained Americans, including Tice, who is believed to be held by the Syrian government or another group. The FBI offers a $1 million reward for information leading to Tice's safe return.
- Family of Austin Tice says 'a significant source' indicates he is alive, being 'treated well' ABC News
- Austin Tice: Family of journalist kidnapped in Syria 12 years ago say he's still alive, citing ‘vetted' source Fox News
- Austin Tice’s family says he is alive and well, but they are deeply frustrated after meeting with Biden administration CNN
- Austin Tice, journalist missing in Syria, is alive, mother says, citing ‘vetted’ source The Washington Post
- Family of Houston journalist Austin Tice presses White House to intervene for his release from Syria Houston Public Media
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