Emily Rose Hindle
If you have any information regarding the whereabouts of Emily Rose Hindle, please refer to the link on the right. Her father is still looking for her.
Because of the world-wide reach of blogs and podcasts, a new groundswell of resources has become available to resist those who would abuse the courts for selfish reasons.
Requested post for Emily Rose Hindle from her `Daddy´ Karl Hindle in the UK.
My Regards
Mona Lena
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http://www.blog- relations. com/2006/ 09/02/blogs- and-parent- battles/
Blogs and Parent Battles
The fuss over the 12-year-old Scottish girl, Molly Campbell, whisked by her father to Lahore has been high up in the British news. Anything to do with Britains cultural identity crisis in the wake of terrorist plots is bound to fascinate - but there are many other cases of cross-border battles over children.
Naturally blogs and podcasts are becoming weapons in inter-parental wars.
The popular Daddy Podcast, 101 uses for Baby Wipes, has a long interview this week with a British father whose daughter has been taken off to America by his former girl-friend.
The Dad, Karl Hindle, has a blog.
During the interview he makes a number of very serious allegations against the mother and various US officials. I wont repeat them here, but I will say that the BBCs lawyers would certainly have not allowed them to go out on air without extensive checks being carried out first.
Karl sounds very credible and may well be speaking the truth, but its odd to hear this kind of one-sided journalism, without an attempt to get both sides of the story. I have a feeling that one day a podcaster is going to come a cropper in a libel case because of an interview of this sort.
It would be interesting - in a prurient sort of way - to find a child-custody case, or perhaps even a divorce, in which both sides are running rival blogs and attacking each other in public. Im sure it will happen soon, if it hasnt already. The fairy tale ending would be a reconciliation -but then we would all suspect that media interests cooked the whole thing up.
blogosphere children family molly campbell parenting
by Hugh. September 2nd, 2006
2 Responses to Blogs and Parent Battles
Karl Hindle Says:
September 14th, 2006 at 9:50 pm ............ ......... ......... ......... .....
http://emilyrosehin dle.blogspot. com/
http://www.frappr. com/familylawref ormadvocatesanda ctivists
http://www.kidlink. org/english/ general/k/ index.html
Because of the world-wide reach of blogs and podcasts, a new groundswell of resources has become available to resist those who would abuse the courts for selfish reasons.
Requested post for Emily Rose Hindle from her `Daddy´ Karl Hindle in the UK.
My Regards
Mona Lena
____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _
http://www.blog- relations. com/2006/ 09/02/blogs- and-parent- battles/
Blogs and Parent Battles
The fuss over the 12-year-old Scottish girl, Molly Campbell, whisked by her father to Lahore has been high up in the British news. Anything to do with Britains cultural identity crisis in the wake of terrorist plots is bound to fascinate - but there are many other cases of cross-border battles over children.
Naturally blogs and podcasts are becoming weapons in inter-parental wars.
The popular Daddy Podcast, 101 uses for Baby Wipes, has a long interview this week with a British father whose daughter has been taken off to America by his former girl-friend.
The Dad, Karl Hindle, has a blog.
During the interview he makes a number of very serious allegations against the mother and various US officials. I wont repeat them here, but I will say that the BBCs lawyers would certainly have not allowed them to go out on air without extensive checks being carried out first.
Karl sounds very credible and may well be speaking the truth, but its odd to hear this kind of one-sided journalism, without an attempt to get both sides of the story. I have a feeling that one day a podcaster is going to come a cropper in a libel case because of an interview of this sort.
It would be interesting - in a prurient sort of way - to find a child-custody case, or perhaps even a divorce, in which both sides are running rival blogs and attacking each other in public. Im sure it will happen soon, if it hasnt already. The fairy tale ending would be a reconciliation -but then we would all suspect that media interests cooked the whole thing up.
blogosphere children family molly campbell parenting
by Hugh. September 2nd, 2006
2 Responses to Blogs and Parent Battles
Karl Hindle Says:
September 14th, 2006 at 9:50 pm ............ ......... ......... ......... .....
http://emilyrosehin dle.blogspot. com/
http://www.frappr. com/familylawref ormadvocatesanda ctivists
http://www.kidlink. org/english/ general/k/ index.html
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