After child abduction in Paraguay – girl back in Germany
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As of 3:11 p.m
Prof. Ingo Bott im Interview
– – The two German girls who were temporarily missing in Paraguay are back with their respective parents and will soon be back in Germany. Prof. Ingo Bott, lawyer for the girls’ parents, talks about the current situation in the WELT interview. – –
– You can listen to our WELT podcasts here – – Because a couple apparently did not want the children from their first marriage to be vaccinated against the corona virus, they took the two girls to Paraguay. The month-long search came to an end last week – now the girls are back in Germany. – – – Nfter the end of the child abduction in Paraguay, the two girls are back in Germany, according to a lawyer. The ten and eleven-year-old children are doing well, everything went smoothly, lawyer Ingo Bott told the German Press Agency on Thursday. The “Spiegel” had previously reported. The girls flew to Germany on Tuesday and Wednesday together with their parents from Essen and Munich. The other two parents, who emigrated with the girls, are with them “Spiegel” report according to Paraguay. In the coming days, however, they also wanted to travel to Germany, where they would have to answer in court for child abduction. The couple is married to each other for the second time and emigrated to Paraguay with their two children last November without the consent of their ex-partners. According to the mother who stayed behind in Germany, they wrote in a farewell letter that they did not want the girls to be vaccinated against the corona virus.
