Trae the Truth's Daughter Kidnapped

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

Trae Tha Truth Urges Public to Help Find Missing Daughter, Last Seen With Mother

Trae Tha Truth seriously needs the public's help and is urging anyone who's seen his missing daughter to contact him immediately.

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Trae Tha Truth seriously needs the public's help and is urging anyone who's seen his missing daughter to contact him immediately.

Parental courts granted the Houston rapper full custody of his 6-year-old daughter ... but he says her mother took the child to whereabouts unknown -- and it's been 4 MONTHS!!!

TMZ Hip Hop linked with the Houston rapper during his recent trip to Cali, where he opened up about his daughter being missing for a good chunk of the year.

Trae tells us he was doing his civic duty -- and being the bigger parent -- when he dropped off Truth for a 2-day visitation with her mother in Houston back in August.

It would be the last time he's seen Truth since ... he says her mother has been moving the child from various homes with assistance from the grandmother and a few others.

Trae says having to endure the child-hunt with primary custody hurts, and says his ex made a slew of "bogus" police charges that didn't stick.

He's also not naive to the fact that if the shoe was on the other foot, he'd be public enemy No. 1, largely because he's male.

The private investigator Trae hired tracked Truth to California but was eventually given the slip.

Trae is still urging anyone who spots Truth NOT to try to physically take her or agitate the mom. Simply call 911 and the Black & Missing Foundation at 1-877-972-2634.

You gotta feel for the guy ... Trae's used to helping communities clean up natural disasters and now has to deal with one in his own life.

 

[FINALE]

Hope he gets to see his daughter soon but I hate how when parents take the kids breaking the custody agreement it's called Kidnapping, feels disingenuous.

 

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Thats a dangerous woman. Hopefully it turns out alright

 

[xXOGLEGENDXx]

Hope he gets to see his daughter soon but I hate how when parents take the kids breaking the custody agreement it's called Kidnapping, feels disingenuous.

It's been 4 months and he has full custody. TF would you call it?

 

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It's been 4 months and he has full custody. TF would you call it?

"The mother took the child", saying kidnapping like the article title makes people think of something else.

 

[Handsome B. Wonderful]

But it's kidnapping

 

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"The mother took the child", saying kidnapping like the article title makes people think of something else.

nikka its exactly what people think

 

[Brolic]

Single mothers

 

[TELL ME YA CHEESIN FAM?]

Weird that she has been missing for that long and this shyt didn't make the local news

 

[Michael's Black Son]

Mans waited 4 months instead of going to the cops with the court order?

 

[feelosofer]

That's really messed up. I hope she is safe and sound at the end of the day.

 

[Canada Goose]

When I saw "kidnapped" in the thread title I thought ethier some nikkas he got beef with took his daughter, or some random broke nikkas took her and wanted some money in exchange for her return....not the daughter mother.

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

When I saw "kidnapped" in the thread title I thought ethier some nikkas he got beef with took his daughter, or some random broke nikkas took her and wanted some money in exchange for her return....not the daughter mother.

Depends on the State.....

Parental Kidnapping Prevention Act - Wikipedia

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[L&HH]

It's been 4 months and he has full custody. TF would you call it?

nikka the title made it seem like some street shyt got back to him

 

[Yinny]

"The mother took the child", saying kidnapping like the article title makes people think of something else.

Agreed I always hold my breath when I see “kidnapped” but it’s a domestic issue. Obviously parents can harm their own children but it conjures a wildly different scenario when it’s done by a stranger/party that didn’t previously have custody or caretaker access to the child.