Abducted children rescued from home

FORTY-SIX children believed abducted or coerced from their parents have been rescued from an adoption home run by an American man and his Guatemalan wife.

Abducted children rescued from home
Tue, 14 Aug, 2007 - 01:00

Guatemalan National

Police spokesman Carlos Calju said the children, ranging in age from a few days to three years old, were found at the Casa Quivira children’s home in Antigua.

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