A man named the office. He was searching for a missing individual. He wanted to find his sister that he had not observed for over twenty years. She had gone to function in Spain for a couple of months and although she was there had had a fling with a Spanish waiter and had grow to be pregnant. She came back to England and had the baby. She tried to look soon after the baby herself but was just not mature adequate and couldn’t cope. The baby was adopted by another loved ones member and her husband. Shortly following the adoption his sister disappeared. She would write letters to the loved ones from time to time just to let them know that she was OK.
He told us all he knew about her and a few of the possible locations she could be living. He was really sure that she had not returned to Spain and that she was living within the south of England. The reason he wanted to track her down now was to give her the sad news that their Mother had died. We felt that we could not just pass on any details relating to her whereabouts we should support him when he went to see her.
This particular case took only one week to find his sister. She had lived and worked within the same town for all those years. We went with our client to give her the poor news. She was very upset that she did not see their Mother before she died she stated that she never ever meant to have stayed away for so long but could never ever see a way back into their lives. She is now married with two children and our client and his sister are making plans to devote far more time together as a family members.
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