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| Seems that the boy found in the woods in Germany has been claimed to be Swiss as his grandparents identify him - all most strange .. www.dailymail.co.uk | |
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Interesting. When they change the name from "Doreen" into Doris or Dorli they may succeed
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| i would guess the boy has some emotional or psychological issues. The problem with these stories is we never find out what happens. I do hope we hear a follow up on this.
The strangest part for me is that the bother to tell us how much it costs for his care & that Germany could claim this money back.... Is that really important in this story? | |
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Sure ! Mr Steinbrück will send the 7th Cavalry Regiment to get the money back
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| It's a weird story if he emerges from the woods in Gemany speaking 'accented' English, minimal German, with a tent and clothes that do not match up with his story of living in the woods for 5 yeas, cannot re-find the place in the woods he inhabited for 5 years and both parents are dead. I don't have to be a top investigator to understand that his story doesn't add up. Should be an interesting story when the truth comes out. | |
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Looks as if his father was "Anglo" of whatever nationality. Let's look forward to his grandparents shedding some light onto the matter