Thread: child abduction

This country should be looked at as a terrorist country since it's government can't handle returning children to their proper parents in the USA. If anyone feels different, please let me know and I will not care!!!

Can you show us one example of what you're talking about?

There was a news story showing a mans wife illegaly took his child to Brazil, then she died and her new husband (which isn't legal because she never got divorced) kept the other mans child and the Brazilian legal system ruled not to return the child to his real father. The man has been trying for over 4 years to get his son back.

This is just one story. There are many more if you just look for them.

This will be the one and only explination I give for this post. If anyone doesn't like it... tell someone who cares.

Well, I haven't heard of this story before. Would you kindly give us a reference of your story? A link maybe? Thanks.

http://drphil.com/shows/show/1178/

ABC 20/20
Sean Goldman

Originally Posted by justme

This country should be looked at as a terrorist country since it's government can't handle returning children to their proper parents in the USA. If anyone feels different, please let me know and I will not care!!!

It's really sad! Gives a bad reputation for the nation. Is the Govt authorities taking any steps to put an end to this?

If you care about children, help this guy get his son back!!! It makes no sense for Brazil to sign the Hague convention treaty against child abduction, then allow an abduction to take place. The mother died and STILL they won't return the son to his biological father. If enough people say something, it'll change and maybe David Goldman will get his son back.

That is really sad . . .

I saw a story about Mr. Goldman the other day. Such a very sad story.
President Obama, please get involved in this. Such an outrage.

the Government should do something about it... what can an individual citizen like me can do? any suggestions?

This is very sad.. Every child needs to be love. To be cared for. They have their own rights and all of us need to respect it.