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Parents Use Fake Addresses to Deceive Child Welfare Authorities

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In three years, at least 137 cases have been closed because the child moved to an unknown address. The child welfare manager in Sandnes had to notify the police when a child disappeared.
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Parents Use Fake Addresses to Deceive Child Welfare Authorities

In three years, at least 137 cases have been closed because the child moved to an unknown address. The child welfare manager in Sandnes had to notify the police when a child disappeared.

·Oslo, Norway
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VG broke the news in Oslo, Norway on Wednesday, November 26, 2025.
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