Investigation of Missing Three-Year-Old Child - UPDATE
In a heart-wrenching turn of events, a major investigation has been launched in Spain to locate a young boy named Oliver P, who went missing on July 4. The authorities suspect that Oliver may have been taken against his father's will by his mother, a Russian national, in what is being treated as a parental abduction case.
Oliver, a blonde-haired, grey-eyed boy of approximately 82 cm tall, was last seen in a coastal city in Spain. Time is critical in the investigation to locate Oliver, as every piece of information could help reunite him with his family.
The investigation is still treating Oliver's case as a parental abduction, as the mother's actions violate a court order that prohibited her from leaving Spain with the child. Both parents, who are separated and reside in Spain, were subject to the legal restriction.
The Spanish Ministry of Interior and the National Police have initiated a major investigation regarding Oliver's disappearance. A National Police spokesperson has expressed concern for Oliver's safety and has urged the public to contact them at 091 with any information about Oliver's whereabouts.
Officials suspect that Oliver's mother took him back to Russia without the consent of his British father. However, the search results do not provide information about a person named Oliver being brought to Russia in July 2022 in violation of a court order or prohibition.
The authorities are working to locate Oliver as quickly as possible. The public is urged to come forward with any information that could help in the search for Oliver. Anyone with information about Oliver's whereabouts is urged to contact the authorities immediately.
The National Police believes the mother may have taken Oliver to Russia. The case is being treated seriously, and the investigation is ongoing, with the focus on locating Oliver P and ensuring his safe return.
In a plea to the public, the authorities emphasise that every piece of information could help reunite Oliver with his family. They remind us that Oliver is a child, and his safety and well-being are paramount. So, if you have any information, please do not hesitate to contact the authorities at 091. Let's work together to bring Oliver home.
