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Confusion over location of kidnapped British boy

LONDON -- The whereabouts of a British boy kidnapped from his family's home in Pakistan was unclear Thursday, with conflicting reports about whether he has been found and diplomats scrambling for confirmation.

Pakistan's High Commissioner to London, Wajid Hasan, first told The Associated Press that he had information from Islamabad that 5-year-old Sahil Saeed had been found. But within half an hour Hasan backtracked, saying he wasn't so sure.

“Now I've come to know that there's confusion about it so I don't want to make further comments,” he told the AP. In comments to BBC television at around the same time, he said that “I think that if he has not been found he is about to be found.”

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