Abdul Aziz Khan, a 7-year-old boy, was kidnapped in Georgia, USA, in 2017. He was found seven years later. His story was highlighted in Netflix’s documentary series “Unsolved Mysteries.”
After being missing for seven years, Abdul Aziz Khan, 7, was found in Georgia, 2,400 km from where he was kidnapped in 2017. His story gained attention after the release of Netflix’s documentary “Unsolved Mysteries.”
Khan was found by chance after police were called to investigate a burglary. Upon arrival, authorities found two children in the back seat of a car, one of whom was Abdul Aziz Khan.
Two people were arrested as they left the property, one of them being Khan’s mother, Rabia Khalid, who was wanted for kidnapping her son.
Netflix’s documentary series covers various unsolved cases of missing persons, crimes, and even paranormal encounters.
Sheriff Enix Smith III thanked the creators of the series for bringing attention to the case.
“We would like to thank NCMEC, Netflix’s ‘Unsolved Mysteries’ series, and Crimestoppers GNO for helping to draw public attention to this case,” he stated.
The boy’s mother and the man arrested with her were charged with second-degree kidnapping, forgery, identity theft, providing false information to authorities, and trespassing.
“We are immensely happy that Aziz has finally been found. […] We ask for privacy so we can reunite as a family and heal together,” Khan’s family said in a statement.
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