Did you know that somebody finally went after a woman for kidnapping her own child?

[msc545]

https://www.cnn.com/2025/12/13/us/kentucky-cold-case-solved-michelle-newton?

[RandomGirl42]

I don't believe there is any "justice" in this story at all. So what if they found someone to "blame" man or woman after all this time. The damage is done. No one can give that woman back the life that was stolen from her. Imagine spending your whole life only to one day discover it was all a lie?

Yes, the mother should definitely be held accountable for her actions but this just seems a case of way too little, way too late.

[TonyMetal___86]

It's just a random story for a random girl like you, plus this woman won't receive any refunds because she didn't buy any t-shirts from randomisawesome. com 🤣🤣

[DryGermanGuy]

We currently have a fairly sensational case in court where a prominent mother hired a team to abduct her children from their father (who legally had them at his home).

[msc545]

I think things are different in Germany where men actually get some respect. Also some consideration. We don't get either of those things here.

[Drumlin2001]

It happens more often than people talk about. Fathers are alienated all the time, court orders broken all the time. It should be treated as criminal.

[msc545]

It is rarely, if ever, treated as criminal, and in fact, it's rarely, if ever, treated as any sort of offense that the lawmen don't. I'm glad to see some law enforcement people finally took it seriously.

[exitseven]

This happens all the time when the woman is the non custodial parent. It does nor happen very much because it is unusual that the mother dies not get custody after a divorce.

[NathanDavis]

actually... there's been a few this year not just this one