Kidnapped in Sweden? Interpol helps the Hungarian father to find his daughter

A Hungarian man – who lives in Sweden – is desperately searching for his 10-year-old daughter. The father has not heard from his daughter ever since the little girl was taken by her mother in July 2020. Interpol is already working together with the father to find his beloved child who has not been seen for 18 months.

Levente Csulak has been a Swedish resident since 1990. In 2004, during one of his visits back to Hungary, he met his ex-wife, Mónika. Shortly after, the woman left her home country to live with him in Sweden. Their daughter Fanny was born in 2011.

Over the years, the couple broke up but agreed to share joint custody. Fanny spent one week with her mother and one week with her father. At least, it worked like that

until July 2020, when suddenly both the mother and the little girl disappeared.

As the Hungarian news portal Blikk reports, this is not the first time that the woman took the little girl away from her father. Mónika had previously asked the father to allow her to move to Stockholm with their daughter, more than 400 kilometres away, but Levente did not agree. Despite the father’s objection, the woman took the decision which meant that Levente could not see his daughter for two months. According to the distressed man, his ex-wife had also accused him of abuse which was proven to be a lie.

The Hungarian man is now desperately searching for his beloved daughter.