Sean never asks of Brazil ', says father

Sean Goldman, involved in a court battle between her family in Brazil and the United States , never asked the mother's family since she returned to New Jersey in December 2009. The statement was made ​​by his father, David Goldman, in an interview with NBC television on Sunday evening. In the one-hour duration, were shown the first images of the boy in almost a year and a half.
"He never asks the family of Brazil," said David Goldman, which last week released the book "A Father's Love" by the prestigious publishing house Penguin Books, in which he tells his version of the dispute over the custody of Sean. The father admitted that sometimes miss Sean says the mother.
In the program, interviews were also displayed with the Brazilian grandmother, Silvana Bianchi, and their attorney in Brazil and the USA. They complained that Mr. Goldman has not fulfilled according to the maternal family could visit Sean. "I would like to express my concern about his emotional state," said Silvana. The grandmother added that the boy's grandfather, who died recently, also died with the burden of not having seen his grandson the last time.
David Goldman reacted to the claims saying that does not allow visits "because the family (Brazilian) remains appealing in court" and he fears that the boy is kidnapped by her grandmother or stepfather, Joao Paulo Lins e Silva, who married Bruna Bianchi, mother Boy. The father also said that his grandfather could not see her grandson through the fault of her grandmother.