Updated: Sunday, 19 Sep 2010, 11:54 AM EDT Published : Saturday, 18 Sep 2010, 10:27 PM EDT
BOSTON (FOX 25 / MyFoxBoston.com) - Colin Bower once again finds himself at Logan Airport. On Saturday night he boarded a plane bound for Egypt for the seventh time in six months. His goal remains the same: Find his sons and bring them home...
That bitchy ex-wife brainwashed the boys.... unbelievable. Posts: 30135 | From: The owner of this website killed ES....... | Registered: Feb 2004
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seriously, you dont know the whole story. how do you know he didnt abuse her or whatever. i mean i doubt that she came to america just to marry an american man just to bear his kids and bring em back to egypt.
ive known many egyptian men who took the kids away and it was because the mother was a real piece of ****...she seems sweet and innocent to others, but to know her personally was to see an alcoholic abusive cow who never kept the house or cared properly for the kids.
my ex husband takes our 8 yr old daughter to cairo all the time..the last visit being last month and he always brings her back 2 weeks later. why? cuz he knows im a good mother, in fact everyone even his new wife and stepkids praise me on how well i do with aleya.
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quote:Originally posted by Momma_Dukez: seriously, you dont know the whole story. how do you know he didnt abuse her or whatever. i mean i doubt that she came to america just to marry an american man just to bear his kids and bring em back to egypt.
Of course no one knows the whole story besides these two but they got divorced in US courts and his Egyptian wife never mentioned any spousal abuse by her husband.
And you'd be surprised that Egyptian women (and not only them) do marry Americans for a better life. Her marriage went downhills and she most likely was like 'F*ck it. I don't have anybody here. I just move back home to where my family is. And I take my sons with me."
The fact that her ex-husband had sole custody of both children given to him by US courts didn't bother her.
I quote from the first article I posted:
"The devastated father says his ex-wife took the boys to Egypt following a messy divorce. The kids were taken overseas without his permission, even though he won sole legal custody of the kids in the divorce case and even though she was considered a flight risk."
quote:Originally posted by Momma_Dukez: ive known many egyptian men who took the kids away and it was because the mother was a real piece of ****...she seems sweet and innocent to others, but to know her personally was to see an alcoholic abusive cow who never kept the house or cared properly for the kids.
No one has the right to take a child away. Let courts decide.
And I probably know more alcoholic abusive cowards who would fit the prescription of an unfit parent.
quote:Originally posted by Momma_Dukez: my ex husband takes our 8 yr old daughter to cairo all the time..the last visit being last month and he always brings her back 2 weeks later. why? cuz he knows im a good mother, in fact everyone even his new wife and stepkids praise me on how well i do with aleya.
I know Tami we discussed the subject over a year ago or more when he took her for the first time.
And I stand firm with my opinion: You can never trust 100%.
He has too much to lose if he kidnaps your daughter and goes back to Egypt. But if his business goes down the drain and he splits from his current older wife - you better watch out.
Btw you should not take your daughter out of school for a whole month since the new school year just started anyway. I know US schools are way more tolerant when it comes to absent leave for students. I know families where the kids are gone one or two months too back to the US during the school year (and just for family affairs no relocation) but it's def not in the best interest for the child.
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