kidnapper (Meaning)

Wordnet

kidnapper (n)

someone who unlawfully seizes and detains a victim (usually for ransom)

Webster

One who steals or forcibly carries away a human being; a manstealer.

The prime suspect in the kidnapping case was a notorious criminal with a history of violent offenses.
The kidnapper, armed with a gun, forced the young girl into the backseat of his car and sped away.
The police launched a massive manhunt for the kidnapper, fearing he would harm the victim.
The parents of the kidnapped child were distraught, pleading with the kidnapper to release their precious child.
The FBI became involved in the investigation, using its resources to track down the kidnapper and rescue the victim.
The kidnapper was eventually apprehended by the police after a high-speed chase and a tense standoff.
During the trial, the kidnapper showed no remorse for his crime, claiming he had been driven by desperation.
In a dramatic twist, the kidnapper managed to escape from prison, leaving authorities scrambling to recapture him.
The kidnapper's reign of terror came to an end when he was finally brought to justice and sentenced to life in prison.
The kidnapping survivor, though traumatized by the ordeal, found strength and courage to move forward with their life.

someone who unlawfully seizes and detains a victim (usually for ransom)One who steals or forcibly carries away a human being; a manstealer.

carjacker,abductor, shoplifter, pickpocket, hijacker, looter, sneak thief, smuggler,pilferer, ravisher

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The prime suspect in the kidnapping case was a notorious criminal with a history of violent offenses.

The kidnapper, armed with a gun, forced the young girl into the backseat of his car and sped away.

The police launched a massive manhunt for the kidnapper, fearing he would harm the victim.

The parents of the kidnapped child were distraught, pleading with the kidnapper to release their precious child.