A New Mexico woman, Miriam Felix, faces custodial interference charges after allegedly keeping her son from his father for three years—until the boy was safely found in Texas. Released on a $1,000 unsecured bond under strict GPS monitoring and a no-contact order, Felix’s case has sparked emotional tension, especially as her son’s father, Juan Escobar, pushes for her accountability while prioritizing his child’s healing. Escobar hopes the court’s conditions prevent further harm and aims to spotlight the deep emotional toll of parental abduction. If convicted, Felix could face up to 18 months in prison and a $5,000 fine as the legal battle continues.
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