July 2008

DISTRAUGHT MOTHERS OF MISSING SILAH CHILDREN LEARN TROUBLING NEW DETAILS ABOUT SONS’ DISAPPEARANCE, NOW HAVE GOOD REASON TO FEAR FOR THEIR CHILDREN’S LIVES

Mothers Make Urgent Appeal to Public, Missing Children’s Agencies and the Media Believing their Children Are in Imminent Danger

Los Angeles, CA. In what was thought to be a typical abduction by a pair of divorced and disgruntled fathers (Syrian brothers George and John Silah of Los Angeles) who absconded with their sons sometime around July 2, 2008 during a court-ordered summer visitation, has now turned into a crisis—a matter of life and death—for the lives of Greg Silah, age ten, according to his mother, Christine Jeanbart, and Alexander and Zaven Silah, ages twelve and eight, according to the boys’ mother Zarouhi (Zanni) Meguerian. According to sworn declarations in court documents filed with the court, threats left on the fugitive fathers’ voice mail indicate that the men’s lives are in danger, which places the children directly in harm’s way.

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News courtesy Mass Media Distribution Newswire