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1:15Now PlayingThe American nurse who was held captive in Haiti earlier this month with her young daughter said Monday that she holds “no grudges” against her kidnappers — and even offered to treat them at her clinic.
Alix Dorsainvil, sitting in a manicured garden with crickets chirping in the background, offered the forgiving message for “the gangsters” who demanded a ransom after abducting her and her child from the Christian El Roi compound that her husband oversees.
“For the gangsters, I have a message for you: I want you guys to know that everything I said during my time in captivity was sincere,” Dorsainvil said, speaking in Haitian Creole, in a video that was posted to the Christian group’s blog Monday.
“They were not the manipulative words of someone desperate to escape, but simply the truth, especially when I told you my clinic doors are always open to you or anyone in need.”
In spite of her harrowing experience, Dorsainvil said she would still keep her promise to treat the gang members for any ailment if they were to walk into her clinic.
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