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AUSTRALIAN Federal Police are searching for two Queensland children at the centre of a bitter custody battle.
Officers yesterday searched several homes in a bid to find Jaz Olivia Haggarty, 13, and Rocco Alexander Haggarty, 10. It is the second time the children have gone missing, sparking a police search, since their father was granted custody.



They first disappeared from Walloon, west of Ipswich, in January 2006 while on a supervised visit with their mother, 40-year-old Wendy Ann Major.

Ms Major sparked a nationwide search for the children when she reported them missing, and appeared in the media asking the public for help.

It is now believed the children were with friends and relatives for more than nine months while police investigated the disappearance.

Desperate father Peter Haggarty, 44, searched for the children for almost a year, and applied for a Recovery Order through the Brisbane Family Court.

It is alleged they were found in November, at a home in Toowoomba and had not been attending school since their disappearance. They had been moved around various homes in the Inglewood, Toowoomba and Sunshine Coast areas.

On Friday, Mr Haggarty thought he would finally be reunited with his children after applying to have them returned through Brisbane Family Court.

But the children disappeared again, while waiting to be returned to him.

A source, who didn't want to be named, said: "Peter has been to hell and this just keeps going,"

"He's a good and loving father who hasn't done anything wrong. He wants his kids back at home so please come forward if you have any information."

Two of Ms Major's brothers have joined Mr Haggarty and police in the search for the children.

A federal police spokeswoman said state police were also involved in the search.

"The AFP and state police are trying to recover the children," the spokeswoman said.

Anyone with information can contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

http://www.news.com.au/sundaymail/story/0,23739,21022025-3102,00.html

SOURCE: Sunday Mail Newspaper - Queensland
Reported By: Lou Robson

January 06, 2007
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Diddy said:

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Jaz and Rocco
They left but they have come back!
Lots of people love you both! And when you are ready we will be happy to give you a big ! Never forgotten, you are not with us anymore but you will one day Soon
Diddy and Moussesmilies/grin.gifsmilies/tongue.gif
 
April 08, 2009
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gabriel jones said:

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jaz haggarty
i am one of jaz haggarty's closets friends and all i want to say is that i support jaz and roccos decsion to run away i did not know the kids at the time of the run away but i have heard the whole story and i think them runing awy was in the best interest of them
 
July 30, 2007
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