Mallorca

The disappearance of nine-year-old boy Dominic Matias last Monday in Inca was a alleged abduction of the minor orchestrated by the mother to take him back to Ukraine. The Civil Guard has confirmed this to the father after he filed the corresponding complaint at the headquarters of the armed institute in the capital of Raiguer. The mother’s behavior of returning to her country of origin, despite being refugee in Spain due to the war, would respond to a luck of ploy to prevent the parent from accessing joint custody at all costs. Nails images captured at Palma airport They showed both, mother and son, before boarding the plane to the Slavic country.

The disappearance of the boy Dominic Matias last Monday in Inca caused a great concern to his father from the first moment. To the point that this decided to report the mother for the abduction of her son to the Civil Guard at the Inca barracks. There they confirmed that both had left the island to go abroad. They also pointed out that the most likely destination, despite being at war with Russia, was Ukraine. Planning the kidnapping of their son so that the father could not access joint custody would have outweighed the risks they face in a war zone.

The image of Dominic Matias soon flooded social networks. The message in these refers only to the disappearance of the child, but does not delve into the background. The father has reported the abduction of his son to the Civil Guard at the hands of his madre. She would have forcibly removed her son from Mallorca to Ukraine as the most likely destination, despite being immersed in a war due to the Russian invasion, as it is her country of origin.

He lThe father’s appeal on social networks through the NGO SOS Desaparecidos has now taken on an international dimension. In fact, it is also urged that they try to find out his whereabouts and contact the father. In the file uploaded to the networks it is stated that Dominic Matias, nine years old, is 1.35 meters tall, has a slim build, brown hair and blue eyes. The last time he was seen in Mallorca he was wearing a brown shirt and blue pants. Contact telephone numbers are also left 649 952 957 y 644 712 806 .

Investigation of his whereabouts

After receiving the father’s complaint, the researchers of the Police Judicial Police of the Civil Guard have begun meticulous investigations to exactly locate the whereabouts of the child. To this end, specialists from the armed institute have contacted their counterparts from other police forces to try to locate the little boy. to the mother for stop her and try to bring the little boy back to Mallorca.