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Kidnapped with love, One mans story. Good parent or criminal?
October 15, 2007

 

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When Glen Schulz's estranged wife began emotionally abusing their children and stripped him of all contact, he turned to the justice system. After the justice system failed him, he took the law into his own hands. His story is one of triumph for any father who loves his children and is willing to do anything to keep them safe. Schulz's actions are more common than most of us realize!
 
It's a regular occurrence...nearly 1,000 kids abducted every day by their mother or father (350,000 per year).

What are the alternatives when the justice system fails?

When the justice system failed Glen Schulz, he decided to take the law into his own hands, and kidnapped his two children.

Schulz was hunted by the FBI, and was in hiding, with the help of total strangers for two years, until his capture in Houston.

If you were in his place, what would you do?
 
"Once you pick up this book, you won't put it down!"
-- Eric Ritter - Radio Host, CBC, Toronto
 
[Houston, TX- October 15, 2007] The issue of child custody stirs a hotbed of actions by parents. Over the past decade the numbers of children that are kid-napped by their parents is staggering. Usually these drastic actions are the result of custody battles, and law enforcement takes child abduction very seriously, even when it's done by a parent.

According to the National Incidence Studies on Missing, Abducted, Runaway and Throwaway children (NISMART), more than 350,000 children (nearly 1,000 per day) are abducted each year by a parent or family member. The latest statistics indicate that 53% of children are abducted by their biological father, and 25% are abducted by their mother. This is one man's story.

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After Glen Schulz and his wife Sandy separated, she stripped Glen of any contact with his children, including visitation. In his absence Sandy alienated him from his children, telling them lies, accusing Glen of sexual abuse, and driving a wedge between him and his son Brian, and daughter Melissa. When the family court system did not properly investigate and stripped Glen of his parental rights, he knew he must do something drastic. When a long-awaited visitation day arrived, he was ready to take the law into his own hands, and so began his unlawful flight.

UNLAWFUL FLIGHT is Glen Schulz's moving story about the abduction of his children and the lessons he learned while they were on the run and in hiding for over two years. Schulz does not recommend parents to follow in his footsteps, and he hopes that his book will offer separated or divorced parents a wake-up call in understanding the effects when children are used as pawns in a custody battle.

Schulz has become a popular and very active advocate for children's rights, and is regularly called upon to address parent groups in workshops across the country, in an attempt to avoid extreme acts like child abduction. He delivers a thought-provoking and informative interview that will stir and move your audience.

UNLAWFUL FLIGHT  is currently being developed as a full-length feature film.

Coming to New York City, Week of Oct. 29th

About Glen Schulz I About the Book I Talk Points

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Summary

When Glen Schulzs estranged wife began emotionally abusing their children and stripped him of all contact, he turned to the justice system. After the justice system failed him, he took the law into his own hands.