The latter suggested they kidnap textile businessman Sivakumar's son for ransom.At 4 pm on Wednesday , Sivakumar's son Iniyan was dropped off at home by a school bus. He immediately phoned the same public phone booth and told the owner that his son had been kidnapped by the woman who had made the last phone call. COIMBATORE: Some quick decision-making by a man and prompt action by a telephone booth owner saved the man's four-year-old son from kidnappers in Ramanathapuram on Friday.Police later found P Palani Sivakumar's maid and another woman had kidnapped Iniyan. With the help of locals, the booth owner managed to rescue the boy from Jerina and handed him over to his father.When Sivakumar checked the security camera footage, he found that Kamatchi had handed his son over to Jerina. She handed the child over to Jerina who took him to Race Course.Jerina called Sivakumar from a public phone booth, telling him that his son had been roaming at the Race Course area when she rescued him.
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