Four-Year-Old Boy Found after Three Days in Austria

According to a report by the police, a four-year-old boy was snatched from a playground in Baden, Lower Austria.

The boy was found safe and sound in the Channel Island after a search of three days. Caspar Ruggaber was the son of a multimillionaire British father and was found missing on Monday, when his father surprisingly came to see his son, at the mother's place in Baden.

The police have confirmed that the young boy has been found healthy and perfectly well in Guernsey.

The police are investigating the matter and is questioning the boy's father Stefan Gomoll along with his lawyer.

The nationality of the boy is German and British both and his passports were with his mother, Dominique Ruggaber, when he was held.

The authorities are still investiogating that how that father managed to get the boy into the Channel Islands without a passport.

Britta Schönhart, a lawyer for the boy's mother, said the mother felt a sigh of relief after the child was found safe.

He said, "'Arrangements are now being made for the mother to travel over to Guernsey and we are hoping that the case will have a positive conclusion".

The mother of the child moved to Baden to be near her parents after her break up with Mr. Gomoll in April 2012.


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