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West Jordan woman extradited from Croatia for kidnapping and fraud charges

By Gephardt Daily Staff · June 23, 2026 · 1 min read
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A West Jordan woman has been extradited from Croatia to face federal charges including international parental kidnapping and passport fraud. Elleshia Anne Seymour is currently in federal custody following the indictment.

Key takeaways

  • Elleshia Anne Seymour was extradited from Croatia to face federal charges.
  • The charges include international parental kidnapping and passport fraud.
  • The defendant is accused of taking four biological children overseas without court approval or the father's knowledge.
  • Seymour is currently in federal custody.

A West Jordan woman is in federal custody after being extradited from Croatia to face charges of international parental kidnapping and passport fraud.

Elleshia Anne Seymour has been indicted on charges alleging she took her four biological children overseas without court approval or the knowledge of their father.

The legal proceedings follow the extradition of Seymour from Croatia to Salt Lake City, Utah.

The indictment includes allegations related to both passport fraud and international parental kidnapping involving the four children.

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