Surviving the Taliban: U.S. doctor on captivity, dramatic rescue

Being held under Taliban captivity isn't a tale many are able to survive to tell, but now, two years after his rescue, Dr. Dilip Joseph is opening up in a new book about the four days he spent with his Taliban captors. Chip Reid reports.

[@vinpin777]

RIP Nick... Best among us

[@American1clickout]

He really good man named Nick checque was killed on December 8th of 2012 he was unfortunately shot and killed that night. I had the honor of doing work with him in 2006 very sad story but many metals got handed out for this operation

[@oscarmauricio5495]

Was it worth it?

[@doni4556]

What?

[@watchoutitsthisguy]

Saw morality and hope - right up until Petty Officer 1st Class Nicolas D. Checque died to save someone who had no business being there in the first place. Ignorant doc.

[@sam61480]

Why shouldn’t he have been there?

[@newyardleysinclair9960]

@@sam61480 because of this reason. You make yourself a bargaining chip. For what? He wasn't going to save Afghanistan.

[@orionhook2166]

​@@sam61480He seemed to care more about his captors.

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Poli

[@wheelmanstan]

saving that man..yeah I'd risk my life to save the good doctor, father, husband

[@Dodgers-sw2uk]

Irresponsible

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Cheattan uyir

[@oscarmauricio5495]

🤣 lol.

[@inthedarkwoods2022]

RIP the Taliban fighters who died during the raid.

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Trollies gonna troll. vomitous.