Kidnapping case on U.S. website
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This article was published 20/08/2009 (6188 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
A year-old parental kidnapping case in Winnipeg has reached the website of America’s Most Wanted.
A photograph of Kevin Maryk, who abducted his two young children, Dominic and Abby during a vacation, is on the television show’s main web page.
The website also contains information about the case, a description of the 38-year-old Maryk, photographs of his children, and a video of the tearful plea by his former common-law wife, the mother of the children.
Winnipeg police announced last week that they posted the five-minute tearful statement by Emily Cablek on YouTube hoping it would spark tips.
Police have said they don’t believe Maryk or the children are in Canada.