Switch to Desktop Site  Somali pirate captors move US hostage
after SEAL raid  After the US Navy SEAL rescue of American and
Dane hostages this week, Somali pirates say they will move other
hostages around, and will kill hostages if they are attacked. 
In this Jan. 5 photo, the guided-missile destroyer USS Kidd
responds to a distress call from the master of the Iranian-
flagged fishing dhow Al Molai, who claimed he was being held
captive by Somali pirates. After the US Navy SEAL rescue of
American and Dane hostages this week, Somali pirates say they
will move other hostages around, and will kill hostages if they
are attacked.  U.S. Navy/AP  About these ads  Pirates moved an
American hostage at least three times in 24 hours and threatened
Thursday to kill him after US Navy SEALs rescued an American and
a Dane in a bold, dark-of-night raid that raises questions about
whether other Western captives are now in greater danger.  "If
they try again, we will all die together," warned Hassan Abdi, a
Somali pirate con