Overview

• Business Insider published a Danish police note, an April 2023 email from Christina Block, and a lawyer’s memorandum that complicate accounts of how contact with the children was handled before New Year’s 2023/24.
• The Sønderborg family court ruled in February 2023 that the father’s 2021 non‑return was unlawful but declined to compel a return and set supervised contact for the mother every two weeks.
• A supervised meeting planned for April 21, 2023 was called off following security warnings tied to a purported ‘Uzi M.’, yet the internal police note states officers did not advise canceling the visit.
• Block wrote on April 28, 2023 denying she hired any journalist and describing the children as victims of the dispute, while pledging to pursue legal avenues to see them.
• A February 12, 2024 memo by Block’s lawyer records that the father’s attorney allegedly suggested she waive return rights and buy a house in Denmark to obtain access, and the father’s lawyer has not answered that specific claim.