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Beyond that, questions abound about how the family ended up in New Mexico and what happened to Siraj Wahhaj's missing son, Abdul-Ghani. The boy's mother, who lives in Jonesboro, Georgia, last saw him in November, when his father said he was taking him to the park.

Because the couple was married -- she filed for divorce in December -- an arrest warrant was not issued for him until January.

Abdul Ghani Wahajj. According to a police traffic report on the December incident, a 5-year-old boy and Jany Leveille were taken to a hospital. Six other children were in the car, ranging in age from 3 to The birth date listed for the 3-year-old does not match Abdul-Ghani's birthday. The search for Abdul-Ghani and his father led authorities to the New Mexico compound. Nine of the 11 children found in the raid were the children of Siraj Wahhaj and his wife, Jany Leveille, who also was arrested, along with Lucas Morten.

The five suspects each face multiple counts of child abuse. Morten is also charged with harboring a fugitive, Siraj Wahhaj, on suspicion of knowing that he was committing custodial interference with Abdul-Ghani. Abdul-Ghani, whose fourth birthday was on Monday, was not among the 11 children found during the raid. Two days later, authorities found the remains of a young boy whose body has yet to be positively identified.

Abdul-Ghani's mother, Hakima Ramzi, said the boy suffers from hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy. He cannot walk and suffers from seizures, requiring constant care and medical attention, she said.

The New Mexico search warrant used to enter the property said investigators had reason to believe Wahhaj planned an exorcism and was denying Abdul-Ghani his medication.