Hutch
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Alan Johnson is the Team Manager for Al-Anabi Racing, he also tunes the Top Fuel Dragster driven by Larry Dixon, they won the 2010 NHRA Full Throttle Top Fuel Championship. The car is supported by Sheikh Khalid Al-Thani and the nation of Qatar. He also supports the Al-Anabi Top Fuel Funny Car driven by Del Worsham.
Please view YouTube - AlanJohnsonRacing's Channel
Adam Jones comes from Tyne & Wear, England. Please contact Alan Johnson AJPE and ask him to contact Sheikh Khalid Al-Thani to do his utmost to return Adam to his mother ASAP.
l've had replies from these drag racers who have contacted Alan Johnson:
Don Ewald Drag Racing, Dragsters, Funny Cars, Drag Boats and Nostalgia
Darren Prentice - Drag Racing at Santa Pod Raceway UK - Motorsport Venue
Anthony Vestal - NHRA Media Relations.
Richard Parks, the son of Wally Parks Wally Parks, 1913-2007 is going to contact the NHRA, Society of Land Speed Racing Historians Newsletter and the Political Opinion Bulletin Board.
Don Schumacher Don Schumacher Racing
Harlan Thompson Harlan Thompson World Championship Funny Car and Top Fuel Dragster Driver
l've posted letters to The Queen, The Duke of Edinburgh, The Prince of Wales, Prince William, Prince Harry & David Cameron.
A British-born woman claims her 10 year-old son has been kidnapped by his grandparents in Qatar after she was fooled into signing a document in Arabic.
Rebecca Jones, aged 43, says her son Adam was abducted after she was invited to visit the parents of her late ex-husband. Mrs Jones was separated from Adam's Qatari father, who died in November 2005, but she stayed in contact with his family to allow them access to Adam. She and Adam spent two "enjoyable" days with her former in-laws but, on the day they were due to return home to Bahrain, she received a call at their hotel asking if Adam could visit his sick grandmother. Mrs Jones, who has remarried to Barrie, with whom she has a four-year-old daughter Alex, agreed and a driver picked Adam up.
Mrs Jones, originally from Sheffield but who now lives in Bahrain, claimed that while Adam was visiting his grandmother one of the boy's uncles called to ask her to meet him to discuss Adam's inheritance. "I went to a government office to sign some inheritance papers," she said. "I refused because they were in Arabic but then one of my son's uncles, whom I trusted, assured me they were about a piece of land owned by my son and his grandmother, which they wanted to divide. "I agreed because I had no reason to doubt them, but after I signed they told me it was a court order to take my son away." The next day Mrs Jones' new husband flew to Qatar and they alerted the authorities. Mrs Jones said: "Since October 5 I have had no contact with Adam whatsoever. I don't know how he is or where he is but I know who took my son and I won't leave until I get him back. "This is devastating for our family and I am sick with worry, I can't imagine life without him."
Adam suffered mild dyspraxia and she was worried about him being kept away from her, from his school, his home and his daily routine. A spokesman for the British Embassy said: "We are in contact with the appropriate Qatari authorities and are working with them to resolve this case. We are keeping in close touch with the family affected and are keeping them updated of all relevant developments." Mrs Jones' mother, sister and brother, who live in Australia, have flown to Qatar. Adam Jones was born on Tyneside, England.
This unlawful kidnapping occurred in 2009 and apparently the British authorities have had little success with the Qatari authorities. The Middle East has a culture and tradition that is often bizarre to the rest of the world.
Hoping for the return of the young man.
The first 4 paragraphs are credited to The Daily Telegraph
John Hutchinson
58 Wordsworth Street
Gateshead
NE8 3HE
England
Please view YouTube - AlanJohnsonRacing's Channel
Adam Jones comes from Tyne & Wear, England. Please contact Alan Johnson AJPE and ask him to contact Sheikh Khalid Al-Thani to do his utmost to return Adam to his mother ASAP.
l've had replies from these drag racers who have contacted Alan Johnson:
Don Ewald Drag Racing, Dragsters, Funny Cars, Drag Boats and Nostalgia
Darren Prentice - Drag Racing at Santa Pod Raceway UK - Motorsport Venue
Anthony Vestal - NHRA Media Relations.
Richard Parks, the son of Wally Parks Wally Parks, 1913-2007 is going to contact the NHRA, Society of Land Speed Racing Historians Newsletter and the Political Opinion Bulletin Board.
Don Schumacher Don Schumacher Racing
Harlan Thompson Harlan Thompson World Championship Funny Car and Top Fuel Dragster Driver
l've posted letters to The Queen, The Duke of Edinburgh, The Prince of Wales, Prince William, Prince Harry & David Cameron.
A British-born woman claims her 10 year-old son has been kidnapped by his grandparents in Qatar after she was fooled into signing a document in Arabic.
Rebecca Jones, aged 43, says her son Adam was abducted after she was invited to visit the parents of her late ex-husband. Mrs Jones was separated from Adam's Qatari father, who died in November 2005, but she stayed in contact with his family to allow them access to Adam. She and Adam spent two "enjoyable" days with her former in-laws but, on the day they were due to return home to Bahrain, she received a call at their hotel asking if Adam could visit his sick grandmother. Mrs Jones, who has remarried to Barrie, with whom she has a four-year-old daughter Alex, agreed and a driver picked Adam up.
Mrs Jones, originally from Sheffield but who now lives in Bahrain, claimed that while Adam was visiting his grandmother one of the boy's uncles called to ask her to meet him to discuss Adam's inheritance. "I went to a government office to sign some inheritance papers," she said. "I refused because they were in Arabic but then one of my son's uncles, whom I trusted, assured me they were about a piece of land owned by my son and his grandmother, which they wanted to divide. "I agreed because I had no reason to doubt them, but after I signed they told me it was a court order to take my son away." The next day Mrs Jones' new husband flew to Qatar and they alerted the authorities. Mrs Jones said: "Since October 5 I have had no contact with Adam whatsoever. I don't know how he is or where he is but I know who took my son and I won't leave until I get him back. "This is devastating for our family and I am sick with worry, I can't imagine life without him."
Adam suffered mild dyspraxia and she was worried about him being kept away from her, from his school, his home and his daily routine. A spokesman for the British Embassy said: "We are in contact with the appropriate Qatari authorities and are working with them to resolve this case. We are keeping in close touch with the family affected and are keeping them updated of all relevant developments." Mrs Jones' mother, sister and brother, who live in Australia, have flown to Qatar. Adam Jones was born on Tyneside, England.
This unlawful kidnapping occurred in 2009 and apparently the British authorities have had little success with the Qatari authorities. The Middle East has a culture and tradition that is often bizarre to the rest of the world.
Hoping for the return of the young man.
The first 4 paragraphs are credited to The Daily Telegraph
John Hutchinson
58 Wordsworth Street
Gateshead
NE8 3HE
England
