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Costa Rican Judge Accepts Ozarks Man's Trial

It could be a matter of weeks before an Ozarks father can finally bring his daughter back to the United States. Last week, Roy Koyama traveled to Costa Rica to get his daughter Emily back.

In February 2009, Emily's mother Trina was charged with parental kidnapping and she traveled overseas.

On Tuesday, Roy says a judge in Costa Rica has accepted his trial and is now working on translating and doing the paperwork. Roy says he'll most likely be going back in about three weeks, once the trial wraps up.

The U.S. State Department and the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children have helped Roy in this legal battle.

He says his ex-finance may be extradited to face her charges. She says she is just trying to protect her child.
   
 

 

 

 

 


 
 

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