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Step 1
Purchase a kidnap/ransom and extortion insurance policy to protect you, your family and your employees if you live, work or travel in a high-risk zone. Companies such as InsureCast (insurecast.com), AIG (aig.com) and Chubb Executive Risk (chubb.com) offer plans to cover ransom payment, medical and psychiatric care.
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Step 2
Insure your business as well as yourself: Both personal and corporate assets are at risk when kidnappers attempt to extort ransom money.
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Step 3
Call local police to investigate in the event of extortion or a kidnapping. They will be able to add another layer of security and surveillance to the investigation process.
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Step 4
Contact specially trained experts, familiar with the local laws and the dynamics of kidnapping, to swiftly mobilize international resources. This person may work with a private detective to analyze notes, set up a drop site for the demanded money, and protect the premises and the threatened individuals.
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Step 5
Check your policy in advance: If you have purchased kidnap or extortion insurance, a private detective and trained crisis-management experts may be covered.









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guardtoday said
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