The runaway princess of Dubai: Part one | 60 Minutes Australia

                                                 

Published on Jan 23, 2019
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Four and a half months ago, Princess Latifa - the daughter of Dubai’s all-powerful ruler, Sheikh Mohammed - made a daring escape from the UAE. Yet for all the meticulous planning, the runaway princess’s yacht was intercepted. Latifa was kidnapped by heavily armed soldiers and hasn’t been seen since.
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