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Missing for over 3 years, Marysville boy found in Seattle

Lynnwood, WALocal News

Carlo Ponte, a 6-year-old boy, was discovered safe and healthy in Seattle after being missing for over three years. His father, Jorge Ponte, had taken him during a scheduled visit in July 2021 and never returned him to his mother, leading to charges of custodial interference. Marysville police located the pair following an anonymous tip and arrested Jorge for his actions. A warrant for Jorge's arrest had been outstanding since shortly after Carlo's disappearance. Carlo has a developmental disability, which added urgency to the situation, especially as he was due for surgery shortly after he went missing.

Rebecca Ponte, Carlo's mother, had tirelessly searched for her son, putting up posters as far as Tacoma. She expressed overwhelming relief upon hearing the news of her son's safe return. This case highlights significant issues surrounding custody disputes and the emotional toll on families involved.

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