They're the words that would lead to a botched kidnap attempt, the lost custody of two children, and see Sally Faulkner, a 60 Minutes crew led by Tara Brown, and child recovery agents thrown in a Lebanese jail. The words, spoken to Faulkner by her estranged husband Ali Elamine during a Skype call between Brisbane and Beirut, chilled Faulkner to the bone. Related Content Sally Faulkner's daughter, after bungled child recovery attempt: 'This is so you don't forget me' 60 Minutes crew, Sally Faulkner hearing delayed Jill Goldson: 60 minutes saga - the emotional toll on mother"When he answered the Skype call, I could just see his face and I said to him, 'What's wrong?' Faulkner said the first time Elamine separated her from Lahela came during a visit to his parents' house two hours from Beirut. "We were on a good thing, and we were able to co-parent," she said.

Source: New Zealand Herald October 16, 2016 17:26 UTC