[Miiko] Crafton, a native of Japan who befriended Noriko Savoie during her short time in Tennessee, said her friend tried to get a divorce while the couple still lived in Japan, but her husband had refused and later persuaded her to move to the U.S. with the children.
"Everything was provided so she could begin a new lifestyle, but right after that he gave her divorce papers," Crafton said. "So basically she was trapped."
--------- Noriko was trapped === 罠に嵌められた。 騙された。（ この白人男は、初めから騙すつもりでノリコと子供二人を、おびき寄せた。）
In court, she accused Christopher Savoie of threatening to have her father jailed over a disagreement stemming from the sale of a car.
In a hostile e-mail from Christopher Savoie that was entered into the court record, he called her an "idiot" and accused her of "poisoning the children against me." He complained about the large cash payout she got and monthly support payments.
Dear Sally, The children are US citizens and Isaac was born at Stanford University in California. so what you posted above is not correct. BOTH children are US citizens and Noriko is a permanent US resident. Noriko worked in Silicon Valley and was completely bilingual. How could Christopher prevent her from returning to Japan ("home), as you contend, when she actually returned? It was only the children's passports that were held so that the children would not be kidnapped. She could go to Japan whenever she pleased....
Dear all, This will be my last post! Thank you all for your support and prayers!! -Amy
# In Yanagawa, Japan, filing a story for CNN on the Christopher Savoie story. Just got exclusive interview with Savoie. Watch American Morning5:23 PM Oct 1st webで
>>40 アメ移民局サイトにも "How to apply if the marriage takes place outside of the United States" って項目があるから、日本で準備したんでそ。 一応、アメ大使館サイトを調べてみたら、以下の通り移民ビザは東京、那覇で申請可能だね。
＂Crafton, a native of Japan who befriended Noriko Savoie during her short time in Tennessee, said her friend tried to get a divorce while the couple still lived in Japan, but her husband had refused and later persuaded her to move to the U.S. with the children.
"Everything was provided so she could begin a new lifestyle, but right after that he gave her divorce papers," Crafton said. "So basically she was trapped."
KNBC scandal In March 2005, Lah, who was married at the time, was fired from KNBC after her bosses learned that she had been having an affair with married KNBC field producer Jeff Soto.
>But State Department officials point to an interview new Japanese Prime Minister >Yukio Hatoyama gave in July, where he said he supports >signing the convention and giving fathers visitation rights. >"That issue affects not just foreign national fathers, but Japanese fathers as well. >I believe in this change," Hatoyama said. >Back in Washington, New Jersey Congressman Chris Smith has called on Hatoyama >to follow through with this promise. Supporters of Savoy staged a small protest >at the Japanese Embassy in Washington on Monday.
Children's Rights Council of Japanって、いかにも中立的な名前の団体だけど 「子どもと日本人妻に逃げられた外国人夫被害者の会」じゃん。 団体名に「日本」入れるなら日本語サイトくらい作れよ。 日本に外圧かけるための団体だから、日本語サイトなんて必要ないって訳だねｗ そもそも、この被害者の会をサポートするスタッフに日本人はいないのか？ｗ
>>140 ざっと目を通してみた。 The Seoul Timesって初めて聞いたけど、タブロイド紙？ｗ
50年以上の間に、2万人以上が誘拐されたことになってるんだけど こういうのって言ったﾓﾝ勝ち？ In more than fifty years, involving more than 20,000 children, they have never found a case where the best interests of the child would be served by returning it overseas?
記事の最後がのパラグラフとか、酷いもんだね。 You would think the Japanese would have learned by now not to get involved with us evil foreigners, since we're all spousal and child abusers.
are the Japanese fundamentally stupid or just pathological liars?
Formed in 1985, the Children's Rights Council (CRC) is a national non-profit organization based in Washington, DC that works to assure children meaningful and continuing contact with both their parents and extended family regardless of the parents' marital status.
LAH (voice-over): Just a few steps away. That's how close American Christopher Savoie and his children were to the front gate of the U.S. consulate in Fukuoka, Japan.
"He was screaming, 'let us in,'" says this woman. But Savoie never made it inside. Shannon Higgins traveling with Savoie could only watch as Japanese police arrested his friend in front of his two children, 8-year-old Isaac and 6-year-old Rebecca.
Tazzle, Inc. is headquartered in the Cool Springs high-tech hub in Franklin, Tennessee, and has its Asian manufacturing operations office in Tokyo, Japan.
Management Team
Dr. Christopher Savoie, CEO Mr. Bruce Haendel, VP of Product Management Mr. Bryn Higgins, VP of Software Mr. Shannon Higgins, VP of Hardware and Manufacturing
LAH (voice-over): Just a few steps away. That's how close American Christopher Savoie and his children were to the front gate of the U.S. consulate in Fukuoka, Japan.
"He was screaming, 'let us in,'" says this woman. But Savoie never made it inside. Shannon Higgins traveling with Savoie could only watch as Japanese police arrested his friend in front of his two children, 8-year-old Isaac and 6-year-old Rebecca.
案の定、↓こんなコメントされてるしｗ Blame on cheating Dad Houston, TX
I've read all the texts from the Franklin guy. The more I read the more i learn who he is and i'm afraid of this guy, I'm saying that seriously. I'am not going to say much about his personality, as apparently I do not have anything nice to say, but now I understood why Noriko chose to be silent, because no one can win this guy. The reason? Very simple: We have kindness and sympathy and respect towards others but he doesn't
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