It's not that reliable really. I have done Dna with ancestry and 23andme and the results are vastly different and also, as new data is gathered and the amount of people who submit their DNA increases, the results can change.
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and missing children do turn up even after several years. Although the circumstances are very different, it gives me hope. I will never give up on the fact there’s always a chance my son could turn up too.”
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Ben Needham went missing on the Greek island of Kos at the age of 21 months (Image: PA)
The mum of missing Ben Needham said "miracles do happen" as she revealed the reappearance of Alex Batty had given her fresh hope of seeing her son again. Kerry Needham's son was just 21-months-old when he vanished in 1991 while staying with his grandparents on the Greek island of Kos.
Police fear the toddler died in a tragic incident involving a digger, although his body has never been found. But Kerry said she is more determined than ever to bring Ben home after 17-year-old Alex returned to his family in the UK after being missing abroad for six years, the Mirror reports.
Kerry, 51, said: “It shows miracles do happen
Missing Ben Needham's mum says 'miracles do happen' as she shares fresh hope
Kerry Needham's son was just 21-months-old when he vanished in 1991 while staying with his grandparents on the Greek island of Koswww.birminghammail.co.uk
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You never know. It's probably not him but you could have many of these and one might turn out to be Ben. I wonder how long Kerry will have to wait for the answer?False hope? or genuine.
EXCLUSIVE:
Third person claims to be missing toddler Ben Needham as mum gives Jay Slater warning
Wednesday sees the 33rd anniversary of 21-month-old Ben’s disappearance from the Greek island of Kos and mum Kerry has to wait to see if a stranger could be Ben - for the third time this year
Third person claims to be missing toddler as mum gives Jay Slater warning
Wednesday sees the 33rd anniversary of 21-month-old Ben’s disappearance from the Greek island of Kos and mum Kerry has to wait to see if a stranger could be Ben - for the third time this yearwww.mirror.co.uk
Authorities are set to contrast the Danish mans DNA profile against the Guthrie heel-prick blood sample collected shortly after Ben's birth at Boston Hospital in Lincolnshire. Kerry recounted the long history of leads and purported sightings over the 33 years, many of which were initially pursued by the distraught family themselves
Ben Needham's mum awaits DNA results as Danish man claims to be her missing son
Kerry Needham is waiting on DNA results from a Danish man who claims to be her son Ben, who went missing in 1991www.examinerlive.co.uk
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its said he was knocked down by digger at the time and buried accidently, i never bought it , but thats quoted many times.
so easy to abduct a child, eg maddi mcan, and hundreds more, left alone by parents
I see you point and I agree but I also want to point out that his mum was at work and he was in the care of his grandparents. I find it bizarre that they dug for his body, found a shoe, said ‘well he’s dead’ and then never continued digging
yes...grandparents didnt think of danger lurking many dont....but if they found a shoe its strange they didnt dig further? somewhat, as in maddis case the parents no lock on apartment and went to dinner down the road left maddi and 2 babes in unlocked apartment, they were doctors, and yet so stupid it beggars belief?
