WATCH: A Case of Parental Abduction in Antigua and Barbuda
A father in Antigua and Barbuda is desperately trying to reunite with his seven-year-old son, Nyique, who has been missing for over two years.
Lindon Bristol, originally from Guyana and living in Antigua for more than 15 years, says his son was taken by his ex wife when Nyique was just five.
After the couple separated in 2019 and finalized their divorce in 2022, they struggled to agree on a shared custody arrangement, leading to ongoing conflicts.
Lindon shared his story with Antigua.news.
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