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‘That’s The Love Of Our Life!’ – Heartbroken Family Hoping For Safe Return Of Aiden Dolor

A heartbroken family is hoping for the safe return of a non-verbal autistic boy missing from his Fond Bernier, Soufriere home.

Aiden Dolor was last seen in the yard of his home on Saturday at about 5:00 pm.

And despite numerous searches, he is yet to be found.

Aien Dolor

“We are heartbroken,” the child’s grandaunt Muriel Dolor told reporters.

She explained that she had not slept or eaten.

“I don’t think any of us have done that here,” Dolor stated.

“I just wish he would just come home. That’s the love of our life,” she said, bursting into tears.

“I don’t know how a child would be roaming and for an adult not to see that child to take him home. I am not saying this because I am in the situation, but the first thing if I see a child on their own, I would just take that child and go to the place and ask if that child belongs to anybody at the place or if not, I would just take him to the police station and find out who that child is,” Dolor said.

Muriel Dolor

“My God, nobody did that, and I am hearing so much. They’re even accusing us,” the grandaunt declared.

She said they all love Aiden.

“We wouldn’t want that to happen to the child,” Dolor asserted, adding that the family has not given up hope.

And she said the search continues, with the Marine Police Unit joining the search.

In this regard, Dolor praised the police for their quick response to the family’s plea for help finding Aiden.

She recalled that when the distraught family recognised that the child was missing and went to the police to make a missing person report, the officers explained that although usually, 24 hours would have to elapse, since the matter involved a child, they would assist immediately, and they did.

Dolor revealed that the officers accompanied the family all over to look for the child, to no avail.

“I am very thankful and appreciative for that,” Dolor said.

 

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5 COMMENTS

  1. I’m so heartbroken reading this post being a mother. I’m praying he is found and safely returned to his family. Let’s keep praying St Lucia. If you see him please bring him to his family or the police.

  2. Above all being said we have lost our community culture, because I know back in the 60’s, 70’s, 80’s and even into the early 90’s. Everyone used to look out for everyone in the community, minute crime used to be prevalent. Alot of homes were built as what we all know as kutmeh. Our communities have lost that cultural aspect, it disintegrated with greed, selfishness and foreign influences. A typical situation like this, the lil youth would have been seen, taken into home, being fed and return to his family. End of story! I do hope he can channel his way back so that someone can see him. Time of the essence, hungry, water the basic things can lead to disaster.

  3. I agree with you prober. We are no longer our neighbours keeper and this is so sad. We are no example to our young society. What do we teach them?. If what I read is correct and neighbour last saw the child on the road and never assisted I wonder if these individuals can sleep peacefully at nights without their conscience bothering us. Even if as a community we have a tiff with each other we should never involved our kids in the problem.this is a core concept my grandparents instilled in me and one that I instill in my daughter. I pray with you the family that he will be found safely. Miracles still do happen and let us pray that one will happen in this situation. Keep the faith. Peace and love

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