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Tuesday, 4 October 2016

Say hello to Anastasia

Say hello to Anastasia (name changed for privacy and security). In a rare case Anastasia was illegally abducted by her father 5 weeks ago when she was 1 week old. The system leaves left-behind parents no option but to find and recover their children as quickly as possible as authorities do not move fast enough.

Due to Anastasia's age CARI acted urgently without hesitation and within days of being contacted for help by her very concerned family.

Up until 4 days ago Anastasia ...was missing without a trace as the abductor like many others went on the run.



Recovered/negotiated legally today by a team from CARI who have been working extremely hard since the abduction to find Anastasia in the West of Europe.

We are also trying to open the door through talks with Anastasia's father to continue his relationship with Anastasia as we have always believed it's in every child's best interest to have both parents in their lives 'when appropriate'.

For health reasons Anastasia will be taken to the hospital to be examined to make sure she is healthy and free to go home.

Welcome home little princess.

Posted at request of client.

Welcome back to our CEO Adam Whittington who negotiated the final stage with the abductor.
Team CARI
#parentalchildabduction #ipca

www.childabductionrecovery.com

Lebanon the truth

Finally some of the truth is coming out! Listen to our CEO's Adam Whittington's live interview from this morning with no TV editing or pampering. Listen to the attached radio interview to find out who actually sabotaged the Lebanon recovery.

Press on this link to go to radio interview

Thank you Alan Jones....


Sunday, 13 September 2015

Left behind fathers emotional radio interview

A left behind fathers emotional 15 minute interview with ABC Radio Australia.

Please note, for the record, CARI is not and will not be associated with Abducted Angels, who are mentioned in the interview and we strongly advise anyone, to avoid making a 'wasted' donation to them.

http://blogs.abc.net.au/queensland/2015/08/brisbane-man-used-ex-soldiers-to-rescue-his-daughter-from-thailand.html?site=brisbane&program=612_morning



Parental Child Abduction stopped with GPS trackers

If you are reading this as a parent and your about to allow your ex partner to take your child(ren) away overseas alone, please contact CARI. We can offer simple, but affective measures BEFORE they leave, for monitoring and locating your children within seconds, without raising suspicions.
We have said it before and will say it again, the number 1 way parents are abducting their children overseas is to take them on a holiday with your approval to visit family or a sick grandparent.......and they never return home, often all communication is cut off.



It's called abduction by Wrongful Retention, and sadly is not a crime.
In such cases of International Parental Child Abduction, Interpol cannot and will not help parents to track down their children, extradition cannot be sought, your embassy will be useless and foreign courts may side with the parent who has moved to that country. It's a legal loophole abductors are using to their favour.

CARI has been inundated with requests for help.

 Out of 12 left behind parents who have contacted CARI in the last 8 days seeking help from around the world, 7 left behind parents informed us, they gave permission for the other parent to leave on a holiday to visit family or to visit the abductors 'sick' grandparent in another country and now.......... their child(ren) have disappeared. Hence we needed to post something to make parents aware of the reality, and consequences of letting your children leave the country without you. To find a child who is being forceably hidden, is not a quick or easy task and can sometimes be impossible. The old saying, 'finding a needle in a haystack'.

Now imagine if you could find their location within seconds! CARI can......with assisting you before your children leave for overseas.

GPS tracking devices are one of the newer devices that parents now have to decide whether to use or not use. Although there are many advantages to using a GPS, especially since statistics have proven how many children go missing every year, you might struggle with the idea of placing a tracking device on your child.

On the plus side, having a GPS tracking unit for your child will reduce the amount of time you spend worrying about them. A personal GPS tracking unit can give you the peace of mind of knowing where your child is at all times, as well as the knowledge that they are where they are supposed to be. A GPS tracking device can be much less intrusive in your child's life than requiring them to constantly call you to let them know where they are. Instead of needing to rely on your child remembering to "check in" with you on a regular basis, they will simply be able to go on about their play and school tasks. This can take a lot of the worry out of the process for you, as well as letting your child stop worrying that they will forget to call you. Your child can have more freedom, and you will have less worry.

Although many people think of a GPS tracking unit as mainly a defense against child predators and other dangerous situations, they can also be extremely handy for everyday occurrences and problems such as your child getting lost at the mall, or wandering away from you at a sporting event. Instead of the panic that both you and your child go through until you find each other again, the GPS unit can be used to locate your child in much less time than it would take to find him or her on your own. This alone can make a GPS unit useful.

If your child is young enough to get lost or be abducted, it's not an invasion of privacy it's just common sense!

Even the safest communities in the world can have kidnappers, or maybe your child just has a wandering eye. It's very easy for a child to get distracted at the park or at a store and wander out of eyesight. With GPS tracking for your child you can easily find where your child is when you can't see them.

So should parents track their kids with GPS? As every parent knows, the safety of their children is always their largest concern. CARI has seen too many children abducted and taken on the run, to ever think tracking your child is a negative thing. Just imagine the ease of tracking your child after they were abducted to another country! Because GPS tracking devices allow you to pinpoint the exact location of your child anytime and anywhere in the world, the answer should be a no-brainer. GPS tracking for children has amazing benefits that no one can deny.

According to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, roughly 800,000 children are reported missing each year in the United States alone -- that's roughly 2,000 per day.
Now imagine a world where all children had a small micro tracker in them? How many children would be still missing? ZERO...........I mean, is it not compulsory in some countries to have micro chips in your pets?
Don’t be one of those parents that think, it will never happen to me. We hear this too many times from our clients............

This pictures is CARI actually using a tracker to follow an abductor in Turkey, before CARI and police safely recovered the child. Another job done with the help of a tracker.
Do you know someone, a friend or family member about to send their children overseas alone? Share this post to everyone and anyone. It could just save a child vanishing for years.

Adam Whittington CARI

One of CARI's Managing Directors and founder speaks to Merrick from Triple M Radio Australia, raising awareness to International Child Abduction.
Issues discussed: Legalities, Difficulties for left behind parents, The Hague Convention, Governments, Frauds/Cowboys and more......



CARI’s founder and one of the MD, Adam Whittington is interviewed live and unedited with Merrick on Triple M radio throughout Australia.
Press on this link. Look for the interview named, ‘Adam Whittington’ 8th September 2015 and press play.
http://www.triplem.com.au/melbourne/shows/merrick-and-australia/
We would like to thank the staff and Merrick at Triple M Radio Australia for the invitation.

Father reunited with his son after 16 months apart

Say hello to Justin.....reunited today by a team from CARI.
 


 16 months go Justin was illegally abducted and disappeared for 4 months off the grid. CARI has been working this case for 13 months now, travelling half way around the globe searching, with the assistance of local authorities and today, everyone's hard, frustrating efforts paid off.

Justin's family thought they would never see him again... as most authorities they approached wouldn't help, even with all the court orders. Non enforcement, again showing its ugly head in this case.

To say Justin 's father and family are happy is an understatement. A big part is going on right now......

It's been a very tough job for CARI operatives pushing our operatives to their best, but as in all our past and current jobs CARI never ever gives up until we succeed, in returning these innocent children home safely.

This is another abductor who thought she could take matters into her own hands and take off after courts ruled the immediate return of Justin, ignoring the authorities and courts time after time. This innocent child was used again and again like a tool.

Justin has not lived a day like a normal young boy should be living since his abduction instead, living like a fugitive avoiding authorities.

We are also happy to say that, the abductor and a family member who assisted in this abduction are being held by police with the hope of being charged for illegal kidnapping. We would like to thank all the authorities, Justin's embassy and our contacts involved in assisting CARI in this recovery. It was truely a great team effort.....

Welcome to CARI's family Justin......
As you can see Justin missed his daddy very much. To hear Justin's first words, "Daddy daddy", when they were reunited.....priceless, and why CARI operatives spend more time away from our own families to help these abducted children get home safely.

Posted at request of client. (Some details in the abduction have not been disclosed at request of investigating officers)