Atilla Syach's Child Finally Returns After Running Away from Her Mother's House

Kapanlagi.com - Artist Atilla Syach is grateful that his son, Kardin, has finally been able to return home after three days of being kidnapped. Kardin managed to escape when he had the opportunity, and finally became free.

It is known that Atilla recently filed a report with the Bogor Regency Police because Kardin was forcibly taken by an unknown person at a swimming pool. Kardin is suspected to have been held captive at his mother's, Bunga Sophia, who is Atilla's ex-wife.

"After three days from Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, this early Saturday morning there was an open room where he saw it as an opportunity," Atilla said when met in the Pasar Rebo area, East Jakarta, on Sunday (12/17).

"Because there were guests who came bringing their families and their children, maybe they intended to play with Kardin," said the former husband of Wulan Guritno.

1. Helped by the Eldest Son

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During that moment, there was an unpleasant incident that happened to Jaka, Atilla's eldest son with Bunga. Jaka, who was at the neighbor's house, heard his younger sibling's cries for help and rushed to assist them.

"At the moment Kardin shouted, 'help, help, help!' Jaka immediately jumped over the fence spontaneously. Kardin was being chased by two unknown individuals who might be guards or bodyguards, or I don't really understand his stepbrother," Atilla narrated.

2. Her Daughter Experiences Trauma

Attila also conveyed that his son, Jaka, chose to sacrifice himself and was beaten by several strong-built men who were chasing his sibling. Jaka's sacrifice was not in vain as Kardin managed to run to the neighbor's house. Shortly after, the police arrived to pick up Atilla Syach.

Kardin is now experiencing trauma from what he went through. Moreover, this is the second time Kardin has been abducted and taken away by strangers, but failed.

"Kardin is clearly traumatized by this incident, feeling very intimidated by the alleged kidnappers," concluded Irwan, one of Atilla's legal representatives.

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