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No Christmas for the Adolphus family

Dec 24, 2015 News

With just one day before Christmas, one member of the Adolphus family has said that the family is not feeling excited about the holidays since their six-year-old relative, Daniel Adolphus, is still unaccounted for. “They parents ain’t saying anything.”
The six-year-old, Richmond Housing Scheme child went missing since December 2. Initial reports have indicated that the six-year-old was left in the company of his father, Junior Adolphus, on December 2, last. The child’s father is however maintaining that he went to bed and awoke after midnight to find his son missing.
The elder Adolphus said that when he awoke, he noticed the door ajar and his son was nowhere to be found. According to the father, he left the child watching television.
Adolphus is also maintaining that he informed his sisters about his son’s mysterious disappearance and also lodged similar statements with the police. Adolphus and his young wife, Natasha Adolphus, were questioned and released. The couple is however maintaining their innocence.
Meanwhile, one of the six-year-old cousins, Saskei, (only name given) said that her family is not feeling the Christmas spirit and is not driven this year to celebrate the Christmas holiday.
She said her family has exhausted all their energies and have put a halt on their search for Daniel.
Earlier this year, the missing child’s father was held culpable for attempting to cut the child’s throat. The charges against the man were however dropped after it was discovered that he suffers from a prolonged mental issue.
(Yannason Duncan)

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