Sean’s Story on NBC

Posted on April 28, 2012 | Leave a comment

Sean Goldman abduction story by NBC Timeline

Last night, NBC Timeline had a story of abduction and recovery of Sean Goldman. His father David spent 5 years fighting his Brazilian wife and family in recovering abducted son back home to New Jersey.   The boy returned home 2 years ago in a big media frenzy instigated by his Brazilian abductors and media.

Both David and his son were finally able to speak about the events and give answers to questions that most abducted children and left behind parents go through. Most of the abductions don’t end with happy endings (my children and I are examples of that), but the story itself was very helpful to me.

Here is the link to “Sean’s Story”. Continue reading →

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Mother facing extradition from UK for abducting 3 children

Posted on February 22, 2012 | 2 Comments

A piece of good news from the US government. It seems that the State Department is getting serious about tracking down international child abductors, and bringing them to justice, even when they they happen to be mothers.

In today’s Daily Mail article we can read about the story about Eileen Clark, 54,  who fled to  Britain with her three children nearly 15 years ago and lived there ‘openly’. Her children are now adults (24,22 and 19) and object the extradition … obviously another example of Parental Alienation Syndrome.

As usual, there are some politicians in U.K. who claim that the extradition treaty between England and U.S.  is being “abused”, again !!!!  Really, I ask?  It seems that they are ONLY interested in extradition of Republican politicians,even president George W. Bush (you know , the so called “war criminal” ). Disgusting indeed.

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American father looses his daughter to Russian wife.

Posted on February 11, 2012 | Leave a comment
A crying girl with her father

Photo by Oleg Sidorenko under Creative Commons 2.0 License

The story of Joshua Izzard is  very typical: as he traveled to Rome, his Russian wife decided to “return” to her homeland. Besides two suitcases, she took their daughter, the “burgeoning chip” in the war with her husband.

Joshua’s story is not different of thousands of others. Among other examples of  unresolved cases of parental abductions, the article mentions our “own” Gerardo Serrano. His son Mycah, was abducted to Poland by the mother of the boy 13 years ago. Yes, Mycah is almost adult (he is 17), and to this day blames his father for …. the abduction. Mycah, is very angry at his father, and does not believe in parental abduction syndrome.

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Alec Baldwin on Parental Alienation

Posted on February 6, 2012 | 4 Comments

I am not a particular fan of Alec Baldwin, the actor, and especially the political activist. However,  there is one thing both of us have in common… alienation of our children.

Here is the part of his interview on CNN where he speaks on the subject.

Here is another video in which Dr.Sylvia Gearing provides tips on how to recognize PAS Continue reading →

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Polish corrupt judge rejects application for abducted children from Canada

Posted on January 20, 2012 | 2 Comments

I am saddened , but not surprised, to hear that Polish court rejected yet another  application under Hague Convention International law to return abducted children of Steven Watkins to Poland by their mother. This pattern of blind Polish nationalism during international custody cases is a typical shameful occurrence.

Polish authorities fail to understand that child abductions are real crime. To this day, Poland does NOT recognize parental abductions as crimes. Pathetic regimes of many previous Polish governments for years promised to change this situation, yet nothing has changed. But they DO make really loud noises about visa free traveling to United States.

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