The lawyer Cristina Pagni, one of the lawyers of Aya Biran, paternal aunt and legal guardian of Eitan, the only 6-year-old child who survived the Mottarone tragedy and victim of an alleged kidnapping two days ago by the maternal grandfather who took him to Israel on a private flight, probably departing from Switzerland.
"I am going to speak with the tutelary judge - he explained - to activate the International Hague Convention" which concerns the civil aspects of international child abduction.
Grandmother in Israel, Eitan not kidnapped and her conditions are very bad
- "There was no kidnapping, the child wanted to return to Israel for some time". To reiterate the version of the events of the family in Israel is Ety Peleg, Eitan's maternal grandmother. "His condition is very bad and finally - he denounced this morning in an interview with Radio 103 confirming that the child is being treated at the Sheba hospital in Tel Aviv - after 4 months the doctors will see what happened to the baby. For 4 months. months he has not seen any doctor apart from his aunt in Italy who is a doctor who takes care of prisoners. For 4 months they have prevented my husband Shmuel and me from consulting with doctors and psychologists "." Now - he continued - he is subjected to very thorough medical consultations at the Sheba, including a psychological treatment that had to be done for some time and has not been done ". "Eitan is our world and we - he added - want to be sure it's okay. It's the only thing that interests us ". Ety Pleg then said that Eitan" had no ties to Aya's family. "" Now - he concluded - it's me who takes care of him ".
Meanwhile in Pavia the first day of school without Eitan
- "In recent days we had seen Eitan, during the week of insertion in view of the start of the school. He was happy to be back among his classmates. Today it is a great pain not to see him with Our children". Speaking is the mother of a child who is about to cross the door of the Canossian Institute, in Corso Garibaldi in Pavia, to live her first day in first grade. A debut that was also eagerly awaited by Eitan Biran, 6, the only survivor of the Mottarone tragedy, before his maternal grandfather took him to Israel on Saturday.
