Reports: French cops issue arrest warrant for countryman in Malaysia over child kidnapping case


PETALING JAYA: French police have issued an international arrest warrant for one of their citizens said to be living in Malaysia for his alleged role in the abduction of an eight-year-old girl in eastern France, according to multiple news reports.

Rémy Daillet-Wiedemann, 55, is said to be a conspiracy theorist with links to far-right groups who allegedly played a role in the abduction of Mia Montemaggi last week on the request of her mother Lola Montemaggi.

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