Brother blasts Westchester men who abducted sons
This email came to me this morning from Robert Sulahian, the brother of the Westchester men who abducted their sons and might be headed to Syria:"I undersigned Dr.Robert Sulahian (Silah), brother of John & George Silah, after reviewing the websites which has been designed on this occasion, project the heartrending story of the action that John & George have taken against their families (X wives & children). I declare that this action is categorically rejected and I publicly condemn this inhuman and harsh action of my brothers that has been taken against their X wives and children, consequently, against the human kind at large.
He also said he does not believe his brothers will harm the children.
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Robert may have blasted his brothers' actions but I would be reluctant to separate him from the likes of his brothers. This is a very close conniving and deceptive family that sticks together especially in their schemes of evil. Robert even stepped aside and did nothing while his brother's used his wife's identity in their fraudulent dealings.
I believe that Robert and his mother know the whereabouts of the missing boys and have always been fully aware of the actions of George and John.
If Robert truly condemns his brothers then he needs to aide the mothers in locating their children and turn over the money his brothers stole (which my sources reveal are hidden in bank accounts under Robert's name). To date, he has done none of these things. In fact, he waited over one month to come forward to condemn his brothers' actions.