Eitan, the child who survived the Mottarone tragedy, will return to Italy with his paternal aunt on 3 December with a flight from Tel Aviv, following the sentence of the Israeli Supreme Court in recent days.
Two days ago the Supreme Court of Tel Aviv, confirming the two decisions of the last weeks of first and second instance, recognized, accepting the request of the paternal aunt Aya Biran, legal guardian of the 6-year-old child, the international abduction of the child from part of his maternal grandfather Shmuel Peleg, who took him from Pavia to Tel Aviv on 11 September. Grandfather on whom an international arrest warrant hangs for the charges of kidnapping, abduction and detention of a minor abroad and misappropriation of the child's passport.
In the investigation, conducted by the Pavese Mobile Squad and by the adjunct Mario Venditti and by the prosecutor Valentina De Stefano, the alleged accomplice of his grandfather, Gabriel Alon Abutbul, blocked in Cyprus, where he resides, has already been arrested with a European arrest warrant. in recent days released from prison with the obligation to sign pending the conclusion of the extradition procedure. Maternal grandmother Esther Cohen was also investigated in the Pavia investigation.
From what has been learned, the maternal grandparents have already been granted the opportunity to see and greet the baby before he leaves.
His return to Travacò Siccomario (Pavia), where the child also lives together with his uncle Or Nirko and his two cousins, is scheduled for a flight on 3 December.
There have been organizational issues to be resolved and the paternal family, as far as has been known, rightly intends to safeguard the privacy and interest of the child as much as possible.
Meanwhile, the proceeding on the complaint by the lawyers of the grandparents against the appointment of Aya as guardian with a series of questions posed by the lawyers is underway before the Juvenile Court of Milan.
And the paternal aunt in recent months has already submitted a request to the judges for adoption.
