Body of Austin Tice, American journalist kidnapped over a decade ago, found: report
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The body of American journalist and Marine veteran Austin Tice has been found 12 years after he initially went missing while reporting on the Syrian civil war.
The State Department did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for confirmation.
Tice was a captain in the Marine Corps and journeyed to Syria as an independent journalist in May 2012, before his final year at Georgetown Law School. He was detained in Damascus in August 2012 while reporting on the uprising against the Bashar al-Assad regime, which marked the early stages of the Syrian civil war.
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