Family urges Interpol suspect to surrender

The Canadian man at the centre of an international manhunt over allegations of sexually abusing children abroad had worked as a substitute teacher in British Columbia this year, and had wanted to be a priest.
 
The family Christopher Paul Neil, 32, of Maple Ridge, B.C., say they are devastated by the allegations and want him to surrender to authorities.
 
Neil has been identified by Interpol as the man wanted in the sexual abuse of a dozen young boys in Vietnam and Cambodia.