FOUND: Kerry Charles is Alive and Well
The family of Antiguan Kerry Charles, is rejoicing and praising God this morning after the news that he has been found alive in London.
Kerry, who is autistic, was reunited with his family this morning. He had been taken in by a pastor at a church last night after matching the identity found in the missing person’s report. The police were immediately informed
Kerry has been missing since Saturday.
Police and search parties, including his family, friends, and Her Excellency Karen-Mae C. Hill, OBE Antigua and Barbuda High Commissioner, mounted a major search to find him, including the distribution of flyers around London.
In the wake of this harrowing experience, his family is expressing their heartfelt gratitude to everyone who offered prayers and support during this challenging time.
Kerry had just returned from a European cruise with his family and was staying at a hotel in London when he disappeared.
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Cleer October 31, 2024, 8:56 AM
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