My dad kidnapped my son
When he was 7 and disappeared with him for several days. My parents have always wanted him to be their son because they never liked me and I was an only child so he was their sedcond chance to raise a kid and actually show them "love" this time.

The police questioned mom but never arrested her since she was not the one who had taken him. She wouldn't tell them where my dad was and all she would say was that he took him away and that I would never see him again. Also my dad was a local cop (read another crooked local cop) so this added to the lack of help from the local police.

Luckily since my dad left the state with him it became a federal case so the FBI are the ones who finally caught my dad and got my son back. He was released later because there was no evidence that he had crossed state lines other than the word of my son who was a minor and that wasn't enough evidence since he was caught in state. So it had to be handled by the local police. The local police refused to do anything to their friend so my dad got away with it. At the time I didn't care i had my son back.

So anyway after all that I cut all contacts with my parents. They had done crazy stuff to me and my son for years I could overlook but that was kind of a biggie. The real clencher is that they sued me last year to have visitation rights with my son AND WON!!! Thank you local crooked judge! There's a lot more to it than that but long story short, I'm court ordered to make my son go stay with my crazy kidnapper parents every month.

The system works gentelmen!
(emuman cant afford PS so he beats MSPaint into submission, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 18:10, 3 replies)

Ouch.
Just... ouch.
(Captain Skippy pooed in a bag and left it on your doorstep, Fri 30 Apr 2010, 21:29, closed)

Yeah, ^ this
Just cling on to the thought that it won't be too long before your son can make his own mind up what he does at weekends...


Even if it's a few years, life passes quickly...
(Professor Kenny Martin Hmm? What?, Sat 1 May 2010, 0:47, closed)

That's an awful story
I'm so sorry for you. But yes, time flies quickly. My son is 20 now and it really does feel like yesterday he was tiny enough for me to carry around.
Good luck.
( Herb Alpert's Taxi Driver I have very beautiful lips, Sat 1 May 2010, 9:52, closed)