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8.20.2006

Brian, can you please find a six year old boy named Jayden Headly, not sure of any details, but will email you when I gety this informaton.

Wendy

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8.23.2006

Hi Wendy, sorry for the delay, I do not need any additional information, the name and age worked just fine, results are posted here.

Take Care, and I hope he is found date.

Brian

CASE # 118: Jayden Headley (8.23.2006)(Located)

This RV has been confirmed correct by police and media reports.

Jayden is was taken from the library in a white car with star rims on the wheels....he is safe...and will be located in 7 days by the police.

He is current staying in a 3 bedroom brown house...the strange thing is that I do not think this is a missing person's case, as the family of this boy know where he is....maybe a mistake...but this is what I saw for a 6 year old boy named Jayden Headley.

9.21.2006

I don’t see any updates for this boy on your site and found this article – released 7 days after your RV. Although they didn’t actually find the boy they found proof that he was apparently taken by the grandfather…Maybe you already have this info and just haven't updated but just in case I thought I would share.

http://subs.nzherald.co.nz/section/story.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=10399047

Sincerely,
Heather

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Hi, has the boy been found yet?

Brian

 

2.1.2007


And just to update on Missing Person Case #118, Jayden Headley... his
grandfather gave himself up last week. The lawyers are still trying to
sort the case out, as more information has been coming to light about his
mother (who was put in jail for contempt of court/obstructing justice (she
refused to say where he was), and what she has been doing to prevent
Jayden's real father, Chris, from having access.

Cheers, Zac

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Thanks Zac, will add this to the case.

Brian

 

Hi Brian!

As you told the boy was with a family member, he was found in January.

Heres the link:

 http://www.kiwiblog.co.nz/2007/01/jayden_handed_over.html

 Thanks for your great work.

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Thanks

Court orders Jayden to return to father
11:00AM Tuesday January 23, 2007
By Simon O'Rourke and NZPA

Jayden Headley has been placed back in the care of his father.

Early this evening the Family Court in Hamilton issued an interim order that he be returned to his father, Chris Jones, after being kidnapped for five months.

In a dramatic breakthrough in the kidnapping saga, Jayden was handed over to Hamilton police today by his grandfather Dick Headley.

Jayden had been the centre of a bitter dispute, which saw his father Chris Jones gain custody some months ago.

But Jayden's mother, Kay Skelton has been in jail since October for contempt of court for refusing to disclose the whereabouts of her son, who was taken from outside the Hamilton Public Library in August by a friend of Skelton, Nikala Taylor.

Today Jayden's family were anxiously wondering what impact five months alone with his grandfather have had.

At a court hearing today, it was revealed by a High Court judge, Justice Heath, that Jayden appeared to be physically fine.

Justice Paul Heath said he had been told Jayden had had a medical examination this morning and that outwardly his condition seemed satisfactory.

Justice Heath said arrangements had been made for the clinical psychologist whom Jayden had seen before to speak to him before a Family Court hearing into what should happen to Jayden now.

In a day of fast moving developments:

- Jayden was handed to Hamilton police at 9.15am by his grandfather Dick Headley

- Charges of contempt of court have been dropped against Kay Skelton. She had been charged after refusing to say where Jayden was.

- She and her father have been charged with kidnapping and will appear in Hamilton District Court this afternoon.

- A Family Court hearing will be held this afternoon to see what should be done for Jayden in the next few days.

The dramatic developments came the day Kay Skelton was due to appear back in court over refusing to say where Jayden was being kept.

He has allegedly been looked after by Headley, who at one point released video footage of the boy, saying he would not return him until custody was given to Skelton.

The little boy had been the centre of a bitter custody dispute, after the Family Court awarded custody to his father, Chris Jones.

This morning in Hamilton District Court, Skelton came before Judge Robert Spear for a hearing.

Skelton was called in and entered the court room weeping. She looked disshevelled and distant, and held her hand on her forehead throughout the 30 minute hearing.

Only her aunty, Donna Payne, was in court to support her. Chris Jones's father was also in court.

At a hearing in the High Court later, Justice Heath purged the charge of contempt of court against Skelton and said she should be released.

7.22.2007

Hi Brian,

I admire your gift.  Jayden was located.  It still says that he is missing
on your site.  I found this link http://www.jayden.gen.nz/media.php.  You're
awesome.

Michelle

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Thanks Michelle, and I'm glad to hear he was found safe.
Brian
Jayden: 'I was lost but now I'm found'

5:00AM Sunday January 28, 2007


By Stephen Cook

Jayden Headley

The first thing you notice about the most famous 6-year-old in New Zealand is how well he's looking - cheerful and nicely rounded, not at all like a boy who's been scratching out a survivalist existence in the bush for the past five months.

"Hi, I'm good," says Jayden Headley, shaking hands and answering queries with a polite smile.

He's got a new haircut, new clothes and a tummy with a distinct bulge.

He looks much taller than in the photographs that have been seen hundreds of times since he disappeared from the Hamilton Public Library. His eyes are bright and busy. They flick between our cameras and then to the BMX bike his father Chris Jones gave him as a welcome home present.

"Is that for the television?" Jayden asks, his eyes on the camera. "Are we going to be on the television again?"

"No. It's for the newspaper," Jones tells him.

Jayden, obviously aware of his celebrity, smiles as Jones recounts a visit to McDonald's on Thursday where his son was asked whether he was "the boy who was lost".

"Jayden replied, 'Yeah, I was lost, but now I'm found," Jones says as Jayden nods approvingly.

Jones says the past few days with Jayden have "been like having Christmas every day".

He had initially been fearful of Jayden's reaction towards him, but says after only 10 minutes together his son was laughing and giggling.

"I was concerned that he may have been brainwashed to the point that he thought I was this big fat ogre - but there was none of that."

On his first night home, Jones took Jayden to the family's new 1ha Whatawhata block, "one of my son's favourite places".

"Jayden said to me, 'Dad, you've done an awful lot of work around here'. We talked about that and then Jayden said, 'I was thinking about you when I was away. I said 'did you really?' and he said, 'Yeah, I thought about you a lot, Dad.'

"I said 'that's nice to hear.' I then told him how I thought about him every day, too.

"Just to hear him say that was amazing. When you talk to a child and you're getting comments like that, it makes you realise that it doesn't matter what is said, they will form their own impressions."

Jones was reunited with Jayden on Tuesday after the boy's grandfather Dick Headley, 68, handed himself into Hamilton police after five months spent in hiding. He is now in custody on kidnapping charges, and so far has refused to give police any clues as to where he may have taken the boy.

The first shots in the acrimonious custody battle between Jones and Jayden's mother, Kay Skelton, who is also facing kidnapping charges, were fired in 2001, just seven months after Jayden was born

Since then, there have been claims and counterclaims of physical and psychological abuse, questions over paternity and suggestions of a "continued conspiracy to keep Chris Jones out of Jayden's life".

One claim was that Jones kicked his son down a set of stairs and then as further punishment made him wait for an hour outside in the rain.

The claims of physical abuse were the subject of a police complaint and a subsequent investigation by Child Youth and Family, but couldn't be proven.

This allegation is among several made against Jones, his current partner Anita Hall and her 7-year-old daughter Jessie.

A High Court order prohibits publication at this stage of any details of those allegations.

However, while Jayden may be back with his father, the six-year custody battle appears far from resolved. On Tuesday, Jones was granted interim custody, and all supervised visits between Jayden and his mother were cancelled. Skelton has now engaged top criminal lawyer Barry Hart, and says she is committed to continuing with the custody fight.

Hart claims Jones is not a "knight in shining armour" and has threatened to divulge what he says is evidence to back that up.

Jones says suggestions he is an unfit parent are laughable.

"Why would I spend the time, energy and resources in trying to have a relationship with Jayden and then mistreat him in the way they are claiming? Does that make common sense to you?

"I would never treat a child the way Kay has led people to believe, let alone my own child. She [Skelton] just needs to pull her head in and think about Jayden for a change."

And Jayden, he says, couldn't be happier.

"I couldn't wish for better. Everyone has missed him so much. When Jayden saw his cousins he said 'did you guys miss me?', and they said 'yeah', and then he turned around and said 'oh, I missed you guys too'.

"They then asked if it was good to be back, and he said 'yeah, I'm pleased I'm back'."

One of the highlights of the week was when Jones put his son to bed for the first time again.

Normally, Jones says, reading a bedtime story to his son was "like doing the dishes, a bit of a chore".

"But this time reading a book to Jayden reminded me how much I enjoyed it. It made me realise how much I enjoyed reading my boy a story and tucking him in bed.

"After I tucked him in, Jayden said 'Goodnight Dad, I love you'."

Jones wasn't sure where his son had been hiding out for the past five months - and doesn't care.

"It's not my job to interrogate him and find out where he's been - it's not really that important. The important part is that I have got my boy back."

Seems you were right again,  and it seems people are really starting to figure out what you can really do!!!

do a google search on this case!!!!! WONDERFUL WORK AGAIN AND AGAIN

KM