George Edendefield, a convicted sex offender, violates probation and is released. He later allegedly rapes and murders 6-year-old Christopher Barrios. These people are convicted of locking children in thier care in cages and are out on bail. Allison Quets sits in jail awaiting trial on an international parental kidnapping charge with no bond.
Meanwhile authorities are able to sentence [...]
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Crossing borders
Posted in Abducted/Missing child, Allison Quets, Preschools & Daycare on April 13, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
A 10-month-old child is abducted from a daycare in Ohio . An Amber Alert was not issued. Part of the rationale was the abductors are his aunt, uncle and a cousin and his mother felt the child was not in danger. They were eventually arrested and will most likely be charged with breaking a court [...]
Global Positioning Systems (GPS)
Posted in Adoption abductions, Allison Quets, Jessica's Law, Main on February 9, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
In the case of Allison Quets, U.S. District Court Judge Louise Flanagan ruled she will remain in custody in North Carolina, charged with international parental kidnapping. Apparently international parental kidnapping is a more serious crime then 1st degree attempted murder where a GPS monitoring system can provide the victim and public protection.
“I don’t feel there’s [...]
A Concerned Mother
Posted in Adoption abductions, Allison Quets, Child Abductions, Main, Missing Child Legislation on February 1, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
A Concerned Mother read the post “Adoption or Foster care or Abduction” prompting the comment below. You may wonder why it is being posted on a site dealing with missing child issues.
Last December, Allison Quets was accused of abducting her twins from the adoptive parents after a court permitted visitation. The case has sparked heated [...]
The other side of a story
Posted in Adoption abductions, Allison Quets, Child Abductions, Main on January 1, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Some of you may have seen this story in the news. All of us are familiar with non custodial disputes when a divorce occurs. Not many of us have given thought to cases involving adoption.
Allison Lee Quets, 49, is suspected of abducting her twins, 1-year-old Holly Ann Needham and Tyler Lee Needham from their adoptive parents [...]
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