McDonald's reaches out to Cleveland kidnap hero
08 May 2013 | by Gordon MacMillan
Burger chain McDonald's found itself thrust into the midst of the dramatic rescue of three kidnapped women in Cleveland, Ohio, yesterday.
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Burger chain McDonald's found itself thrust into the midst of the dramatic rescue of three kidnapped women in Cleveland, Ohio, yesterday.
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