The person at the center of this case
Gabrielle Dahm (also known as Gabby, Gabriella Nicole Dahm, or Gabrielle Delbecq)
Justice for Gabrielle Dahm (also known as Gabby, Gabriella Nicole Dahm, or Gabrielle Delbecq) โ the trail went cold in 2010, but the truth hasn't.
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Where are Leslie Delbecq and Jeanine De Riddere currently located, and are they still in the UAE, Belgium, or Dubai?
How were airline tickets purchased through an employee, and can this transaction chain be traced to identify facilitators?
Has Gabrielle been moved from Abu Dhabi to another location in the Middle East, Europe, or elsewhere since 2010?
Gabrielle Dahm, a young child, was allegedly taken from Florida to Abu Dhabi by her mother Leslie Delbecq and grandmother Jeanine De Riddere in August 2010, in violation of a court custody order. The child's father, Christopher Dahm, was denied return of his daughter as mandated by Broward County Court, and both women were federally indicted for international parental kidnapping in 2011. Despite the passage of over a decade, Gabrielle's current whereabouts remain unknown, and authorities believe she may still be in the United Arab Emirates or have been moved to Belgium or Dubai.
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Are there any recent sightings, communications, or financial transactions that could indicate the child's current status or location?
What is Gabrielle's current physical appearance and condition, and does she retain knowledge of her father or life in the United States?
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International Parental Kidnapping Caution: Leslie Delbecq and her mother, Jeanine De Riddere , are wanted for their alleged involvement in the kidnapping of Leslie Delbecq's daughter, Gabrielle Dahm, from Broward County, Florida, in 2010. Leslie Delbecq is the ex-wife of Christopher Dahm, Gabrielle's biological father.
In January 2010, during a court hearing in Florida, Delbecq and Dahm were awarded joint custody of Gabrielle. However, it is alleged that Leslie Delbecq and Jeanine De Riddere arranged for Gabrielle to be taken from Florida on August 2, 2010, and arrive in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, on August 4, 2010.
All of their tickets to Abu Dhabi allegedly were purchased through an airline employee. On August 4, 2010, Leslie Delbecq failed to return Gabrielle to her father, Christopher Dahm, as stated in the Broward County Court order.
Gabrielle is believed to have been moved to Abu Dhabi in violation of the court order that denied Leslie Delbecq's request to relocate to Abu Dhabi with Gabrielle, and stated that Gabrielle is to remain in the United States. On June 21, 2011, Leslie Delbecq and Jeanine De Riddere were indicted for international parental kidnapping by a Federal Grand Jury for the United States District Court, Southern District of Florida.
Federal warrants were issued for their arrests. Gabrielle Dahm is described as a White female, date of birth, December 26, 2008, with brown hair and blue eyes.
She may also be known as "Gabby", Gabriella Nicole Dahm, or Gabrielle Delbecq. Remarks: Leslie Delbecq has citizenship in the United States and Belgium.
She may travel to Belgium and Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Leslie Delbecq and Christopher Dahm awarded joint custody of Gabrielle in Florida court hearing
Gabrielle Dahm allegedly taken from Broward County, Florida by mother Leslie Delbecq and grandmother Jeanine De Riddere
Gabrielle and companions arrive in Abu Dhabi, UAE; Leslie Delbecq fails to return child to father as required by court order
Leslie Delbecq and Jeanine De Riddere indicted by Federal Grand Jury for international parental kidnapping; federal warrants issued