OMEN
01-29-2009, 09:41 PM
Mobile phones have been seized from the father, uncle and aunt of a 14-year-old schoolboy who was allegedly abducted in county Tyrone.
Call records are being analysed as part of an investigation into how he went missing for nearly two months.
The High Court heard the boy was found hiding under a mattress at his relatives' home in Dungannon last week.
His father was granted bail on Thursday, but ordered to have no contact with the boy.
His uncle and an aunt of the teenager are also accused of abduction. None of them can be named to protect the boy's identity.
The High Court was told that the boy went missing last November while being cared for by another aunt.
Extensive inquiries and searches were carried out, but prosecutors alleged that his father offered no co-operation to police or social services.
BBC
Call records are being analysed as part of an investigation into how he went missing for nearly two months.
The High Court heard the boy was found hiding under a mattress at his relatives' home in Dungannon last week.
His father was granted bail on Thursday, but ordered to have no contact with the boy.
His uncle and an aunt of the teenager are also accused of abduction. None of them can be named to protect the boy's identity.
The High Court was told that the boy went missing last November while being cared for by another aunt.
Extensive inquiries and searches were carried out, but prosecutors alleged that his father offered no co-operation to police or social services.
BBC