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EPISODE · Aug 14, 2016 · 2H 1M

A Parent’s Nightmare-International Court Ordered Abduction: Bring Jasmijn Home

from Progress in the World · host PROGRESS IN THE WORLD

Protective parents all over the world have experienced Court Ordered Abduction of children they were seeking to protect from an obsessed abuser. Our guest did not expect to become alienated from the country she called their home, the US. Protecting a child caused her to have to flee but ultimately her child was deported to the accused abuser.   The detailed, completely documented experience of one woman's struggle to protect her child is exceptional because she lost her child through the court ordered abduction of courts in the US and the Netherlands.    The saga of this protective parent's journey covers two continents, multiple government agencies, exhaustive evidence and actions subjecting the child and protective parent to an ultimate, unconscionable betrayal at the hands of judges and attorneys.   Join us for our story of: Protective Mother Geerte Frenken and her daughter Jasmijn Frenken Hunter – Their Personal Journey – The Accused Abuser                                          Jasmijn is now 12 years old   Geerte Frenken [email protected] www.freejasmijn.com https://www.facebook.com/freejasmijn https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_q4iwWifLKc #FreeJasmijn

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