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"I don't have her phone and mailing addresses. All I want is to find out how my son is but I don't know how I can do it," Malawi's Daily Times quotes Yohane Banda as saying, Reuters reports.
"I only talked to her once at the High Court and I want to talk to her now and find out about my child."
Banda reportedly spoke to the paper after it gave him a check for $788 from a Scottish nun named Christine Webster, who said she thinks David would have been better off staying in Malawi.
Still, according to the paper, Banda said he doesn't want David returned to him and asked that human rights groups – who in November were granted permission to help assess Madonna's fitness to adopt – not to interfere with his efforts to contact the singer.
"All I want is to find out how my child is doing and not to have him back," he said.
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