Terry Anderson, Longest-Held American Hostage in Lebanon, Dies at 76
Terry Anderson, the longest-held American hostage in Lebanon, has passed away at 76. He chronicled his abduction and imprisonment in his memoir 'Den of Lions.' Anderson led a varied life post-release, struggling with PTSD and financial issues.
Key Points
- Longest-held American hostage in Lebanon
- Chronicled his experience in 'Den of Lions'
- Led a varied life post-release
Pros
- Courageous resilience during captivity
- Successful journalism career post-release
- Reconciliation with estranged daughter
Cons
- Struggles with post-traumatic stress disorder
- Financial difficulties and bankruptcy