Missing: Fears mount for Irish woman and abducted son
Father says he fears for son's safety
On November 5 2008, Zarakseez, their son, was born at Waterbury Hospital.
“He was so handsome. He is such a treasure,” said Omar while fighting back tears.
“I just want him back and to know that he is okay,” he said.
Omar has contacted the Watertown police, the Irish Consulate in New York, who got in touch with Interpol, the Department of Homeland Security, the FBI and the Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
Omar says he is confident that Cuskelly is not in Ireland.
"Interpol found out that she never used her passport. If she tried now she would be stopped at the airport because there is alerts all over the place,” he said.
Calls to her family in Ireland and other acquaintances have run cold. No one has seen her.
Omar worries he will never see his son again.
“It breaks my heart. It really does. I can’t sleep at night. I worry about my son’s safety I want to know if he is alive and well. I want my son back. It’s not fair. I love him very much,” he said.
Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Josephine Cuskelly and Zarakseez should contact the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children on 1-888- 843 -5678 or the Watertown Police Department on 1-860 945-5200.
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