Legal battle looms over abduction row girl

The parents of a 12-year-old British girl at the centre of an abduction row were today on course for a legal battle after she revealed she had gone to Pakistan voluntarily.

Fri, 01 Sep, 2006 - 18:59

The parents of a 12-year-old British girl at the centre of an abduction row were today on course for a legal battle after she revealed she had gone to Pakistan voluntarily.

Molly Campbell disappeared from her home in the Western Isles last Friday amid fears she had been kidnapped.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: PakistanPlace: Western IslesPlace: LahorePlace: EnglandPlace: GlasgowPlace: StornowayPlace: ManchesterPerson: Molly CampbellPerson: MollyPerson: BalfourPerson: MansonPerson: Louise CampbellPerson: Sajad Ahmed RanaPerson: Mohammed BasitPerson: BasitPerson: Misbah Iram Ahmed RanaPerson: MisbahPerson: Mohammad SarwarPerson: SarwarPerson: TahminaPerson: OmarPerson: Kenny CampbellPerson: CampbellOrganisation: Northern ConstabularyOrganisation: Crown Office
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