Missing boy, two, who disappeared with his mother a year ago has been found in Germany and returned to UK
- Emmanuel Biendarra was taken abroad by his German mother Kristina Nobis, 34
- His parents separated and he was living with father in Kent when he disappeared
- The child had been spending weekend of November 30, 2019, with his mother
A two-year-old boy who went missing a year ago has been found in Germany and returned to the UK.
Judge Justice Peel made an urgent appeal for help finding Emmanuel Biendarra a month ago.
Emmanuel was thought to have been taken abroad by his German mother, 34-year-old Kristina Nobis.
Judge Justice Peel made an urgent appeal for help finding Emmanuel Biendarra, two, (pictured) a month ago
His parents are separated, and he was living with his father in Kent when he disappeared late last year.
The judge, who is based in the Family Division of the High Court in London, is overseeing private hearings centred on Emmanuel.
He said, at a hearing on December 17, that Emmanuel had been found in Germany and was back in Britain.
The child lived with his father under court orders and it was agreed he would be spending the weekend of November 30 and December 1, 2019, with his mother.
Emmanuel was thought to have been taken abroad by his German mother, 34-year-old Kristina Nobis, (pictured) who did not return him after the child spent a weekend with her last year
At the end of the weekend, Emmanuel’s mother, a German national, did not return him.
Justice Peel had ruled that Emmanuel could be identified in media reports and called on anyone with information to contact police.