FBI: Missing Boise Boy Found
In Nicaragua
By KBOI Web Staff
BOISE - The FBI says a missing Boise boy
taken by his non-custodial mother about a
year and a half ago has been found in
Nicaragua.
Max Gian with his father Marco
Max Gian Alcalde, who was 7 years old when
he was reported missing back in November
2008, has been found in Nicaragua. He's been
reunited with his father, Marco.
The boy's father says his ex-wife, picked up
their son Max Gian from school back in
November 2008l and then disappeared.
Marco has written an update on the boy's
website:
"Even though the day is one for jest, I am
so glad not to be much of a practical joker!
On this April 1st I am looking into
MaxGian's brilliant blue eyes for the first
time in over sixteen months. I see a smile
on my son, the one I have dreamed of seeing.
We will soon be back in the US and home to
Boise. More to follow soon."
MaxGians's mother, Margaret Sanchez Mejia
Dunbar Alcalde, is wanted out of Ada County
for second degree kidnapping. The FBI also
said they're looking to charge her with
unlawful flight to avoid prosecution.
Boise Police says she's back in the U.S. at
this time.
“The reunion with the child and his father
has been months in the making," said
Detective Bill Smith with Boise Police.
"We are very thankful for the help of the
FBI, the U.S. State Department, the
Nicaraguan National Police, and all those
who helped find Max Gian, bring him home,
and now will let the justice system take its
course.”
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