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http://www.forthelost.org/family/ncarter.html

This is one of the cases I still think about a lot. I hope that Sabrina can meet her siblings someday. (I don't know whether the twins are boys, girls, or one of each, so I've defaulted to siblings.)

That's a lot for a parental kidnapping case. More often the sentence is in months, or even more often no sentence at all. I don't like it either, but after seeing it dozens of times I'm used to it. Right now I'm just glad Luke was found quickly and safely.

You just summed up parental kidnapping in a nutshell.

I'd honestly rather wait until there is a lot of evidence for a charge rather than bring it up on a little evidence and get an aquittal.

http://www.forthelost.org/calikids/HundleyMcQueary.doc

http://www.forthelost.org/calikids/MVerdecchia.doc

Sadly, he's a typical parental kidnapper. I just hope they can find Luke quickly.

Centers aren't really much better. I can think of half a dozen family abductions off the top of my head where the kid was taken from a supervised visit at a center. And that's not counting some foster care cases.

If the supervisor is a friend or family member of the parent needing supervision, easily. I've also seen cases where the parent overpowers the supervisor and takes off.

http://www.forthelost.org/acayedito.html

http://www.forthelost.org/family/blozano.html

I still think there's a big line between "get me in trouble" and "I'll be put to death." I don't want anyone's death on the conscience of a child.

I said they should not be put to death. Not about not punishing them.