Please read & sign to help an ADPi Dad!
 

Robert (Bob) Levinson, has been held hostage since March 9, 2007. He is the second longest held hostage in American history. He is a retired FBI agent and was investigating a cigarette smuggling case on Kish Island, Iran, when he was taken against his will. He now has the dubious distinction of being the second longest held hostage in American history. His family are doing everything they can to bring him home.

In December 2011, the family released a proof of life video received from his captors. In the video his deteriorating health was evident. He had lost much weight and was in need of diabetes medicine. Since then he has not been heard from but it is believed he is still alive and being held in the Middle East.

It is the government's job to protect the lives of all US citizens; rescuing Levinson should be top priority right now for our country. He is greatly missed by his family and friends. Iran has been uncooperative and blocked investigations. We the people of the US wish to bring this man home no matter what it takes.

Three of Bob's daughters are ADPi sisters. To help bring attention to this matter, to get Bob home finally, please sign the White House petition & invite others to also! https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/pet...ority/GyK0KhgS

If you have any information please contact his family at info@helpboblevinson.com. Follow us on Twitter @helpboblevinson and on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/helpboblevinson

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Thank you for posting this! And thank you to everyone for taking a few seconds to add your name and spread the word!

Everyone really do take a minute to sign this and spread the word. One of the daughters is an advisor with me and just the most wonderful person and mother. I really hope their family can be together again soon.

I think this is the most recent thread on this topic. He is now the longest held civilian in American history and he was unfortunately not included in an Iranian prisoner swap that took place last month. There's been a push to get more information. The FBI increased its reward to $5 million last year.