captive for five days by the Mujahedeen in which they were transported to numerous resistance sites, tortured for information, threatened with execution and continually beaten. On September 12, Mujahedeen agents threw Scott Taylor into an awaiting cab in northern Iraq with next to no money and abruptly released him, having negotiated a release with the Iraqi Turkmen Front and Zeynep Tugrul, who had been released earlier. His release created a wave of international media attention, granting him interviews in which he told the story of his kidnapping. Family Scott Taylor currently lives in Ottawa, Ontario with wife Katherine Taylor and son Kirk Taylor. He works at Esprit de Corps office as the publisher. He also plays for the Esprit de Corps Commando's hockey team as a right winger. Books Scott Taylor has authored several books during his career: Scott Taylor has also starred in and been the subject of several documentaries: Documentaries References External links Scott Taylor bio 1960 births Living people Canadian newspaper reporters and correspondents Canadian war correspondents Place of birth missing (living people) War correspondents of the Yugoslav Wars