A NEW RESOURCE FOR PARENTALLY ABDUCTED CHILDREN
LAUNCHES SERVICES.

Parental Abduction Child Recovery Team

The Parental Abduction Child Recovery Team (PACRT) is a one stop resource center where custodial parents of a parentally abducted child can go to receive integrated help and professional services. A series of successful local recoveries proves it works

WHAT :
Hundreds of children are helpless victims of a parental child abduction everyday in the United States. Yet, few of these parents know where to turn for help, or where to find recovery services. In 2004, a group of compassionate, resourceful individuals from Minnesota with experience in missing children cases formed a nonprofit organization called the Parental Abduction Child Recovery Team. Recent child recovery cases will be detailed at a News Conference providing real life examples of how this 24/7 concept of integrated services and support to families of children abducted by a noncustodial caregiver is a unique success.

IN ATTENDANCE:
- Ed Wunsch – PACRT Founder & President
- Robin Dietz-Mayfield – Family Attorney & PACRT Board member
- Jane Turner – Former FBI Special Agent
- Rick Stebbins – Family Attorney & PACRT Board member
- Nina Westfall – Parent of successful PACRT recovery

WHEN & WHERE IS NEWS CONFERENCE: :
Tuesday, November 9th 2004 @ 2:30pm on the College of St. Catherine
( CDC Room # 360 ) 2004 Randolph Ave St. Paul, MN 55105

DIRECTIONS: Traveling East or West on Hwy-94 between Mpls & St.Paul take the Snelling exit. Go South on Snelling 1.7 miles to Randolph –take a right onto Randolph going 8 blocks to the Intersection of Fairview Ave. Take a left turn into main campus – entering Gate 3 –Guest lot is one block down on your left.
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