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Concern grows over Spring Arbor mother and father imprisoned in Mexico

By Editorial Board Published March 25, 2025 3 Min Read
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Concern grows over Spring Arbor mother and father imprisoned in Mexico

LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — A pair from Spring Arbor has been held in a Mexican jail for weeks, with no signal of being launched. The story of Paul and Christy Akeo has gone nationwide, and their family members are determined to get them again house.

The Akeos had been detained after touchdown on the Cancun Worldwide Airport on March 4, stemming from a contract dispute courting again to 2021 that they thought was behind them.

The Akeos. (Lindsey Hull)

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The Akeos. (Lindsey Hull)

6 Information spoke with their kids, Lindsey Hull and Michael Lemke, to search out out what may occur subsequent.

“Every second of every day, we are concerned for their safety, especially with the lack of communication,” says Hull. “The idea that they’re sitting in a maximum-security prison over a time-share dispute at best is unacceptable.”

Hull says they’re being falsely accused of defrauding Palace Resorts out of greater than $110,000 and that the dispute goes again to 2021. The Akeo household says Palace Resorts breached a timeshare contract they’d signed with the Akeo mother and father, main them to hunt authorized recommendation.

Hull says they then offered proof to their financial institution, who agreed with them, cancelling greater than $110,000 of funds. The Akeo mother and father thought the dispute was over, however they had been arrested and at the moment are locked up in Centro de Reinserción Social de Cancún, in line with their son Michael Lemke.

“The situation is incredibly unfortunate over something that is a contract dispute that we felt, I should say it seemed like was done and over with,” says Lemke. “The big thing for us is just bringing them home.”

The siblings say their keep within the jail has already taken a toll on them, particularly their mom.

“They’ve been serving her food. The problem is there’s been several times where they’ve served her food that she’s allergic to or cannot eat because of that,” says Lemke. “She’s been having this rash that keeps breaking out on her just after some food, so she’s only able to eat certain things.”

Lemke says a Mexican decide has given Palace Resorts six months to collect proof—which means the Akeos may very well be detained for for much longer.

The siblings have been capable of converse with their mom over the telephone a number of occasions however nonetheless have not heard from their stepfather.

The U.S. authorities is conscious of the state of affairs, however up to now, no settlement has been reached for his or her launch as of Tuesday.

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