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9 episodes

Banged Up Abroad - Season 2

First aired Jun 24, 2007Season 2

Browse all 9 episodes in this season, including available images, air dates, runtimes, ratings and episode summaries from TMDB.

Episodes

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Episode 1

Peru (Krista and Jennifer's Story/Peruvian Prison Nightmare)

NR
Jun 24, 200745 min

Krista Barnes and Jennifer Davis are two American women arrested for trying to smuggle cocaine out of Peru.

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Episode 2

Venezuela (James and Paul's Story)

NR
Aug 22, 200745 min

Jim Miles and Paul Loseby, two British teenagers, are arrested in Venezuela for trying to smuggle drugs.

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Episode 3

Nepal (Piers' Story)

NR
Sep 12, 200745 min

Piers Hernu, a dual British-French traveller, is arrested trying to smuggle 28 kilos of gold bullion from Hong Kong to Nepal.

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Episode 4

Colombia

NR
Sep 25, 200745 min

The Colombian National Liberation Army kidnaps American adventurer Glen Heggstad.

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Episode 5

Uganda: Death in the Jungle

NR
May 26, 200845 min

Safari guide Mark Ross and his tour group are kidnapped by Hutu rebels in Uganda.

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Episode 6

Nightmare in Chechnya

NR
Jun 23, 200845 min

Jon James and Camilla Carr move from England to contribute to a children's centre in war torn Chechnya... only to be kidnapped for ransom.

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Episode 7

India: Hostage to Terror

NR
Jun 9, 200845 min

Rhys Partridge and Béla Nuss are kidnapped by British terrorist Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh while travelling in India.

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Episode 8

Philippines: Fatal Mission

NR
Jul 21, 200845 min

Gracia and Martin Burnham, Christian missionaries in the Philippines, are kidnapped by members of Abu Sayyaf, a Muslim fundamentalist group.

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Episode 9

Malaysia

NR
Oct 6, 200845 min

While vacationing in Malaysia, Monique and Callie Strydom are kidnapped by a Muslim militant group and held hostage for four months in the Philippines.