A Vigas man shares a tragic story about trying to discover whether the brother is in fact his son after my mother accused
A Las Vegas The person’s search for the truth about his family has re -decisive results.
Logan Jefford, 26, believes that his 15 -year -old brother, could be his son after his mother Doreen Jefford claimed sexual assault when he was ten years old.
Doreen Jefford was sentenced to eight to 20 years in prison after an appeal was made in Alford, which is not calling for the competition, for less, including sexual assault attempt, 8 news now Reports. I also recorded k The sexual perpetrator Now he lives in Massachusetts, according to the port.
Earlier this year, Logan Giveord presented a paternity case asking the judge to order an advanced DNA test to determine who the teenager’s father is, 8 news now.
Which – which exam It was unresolved, however. Logan Giford said that he and his father, Theodore, could be the father of a biological teenager, after both DNA corresponded to 99.9 % with the brothers.
In Thursday’s session, Family Court Judge Vincent Ochoa said the test results were not surprising. “I think we should know that he will come out this way from the beginning,” said Ochoa, according to Las Vegas Revio-Gurnal.
The judge recommended a more test to make sure he is the teenager’s father. Judge Logan Jefford gave his temporary brother’s nursery, as a temporary disorder that would have ended on Thursday, according to L. Journal review.
Speaking to the review, Logan Jefford said he would pray on this issue, but he follows more tests in order to obtain his brother’s “genetic clarity”.
“He realizes what is going on and understands why we are trying to reach the truth for him,” he said. “Because this was not about me. This was about trying to get genetic answers to him.”
GofundMe page Logan Jefford created him to help him win nursery and “protect” his brother, who lives with his wife and wife, raised nearly $ 2000.
In describing the page, Logan Jefford describes the situation as “a nightmare that I never chose” and calls the idea that his brother is his son “painful possibility.”
“The court process is difficult, and with his cognitive struggles and our complex family history, I need help to secure his future and give him the life he deserves,” Jefford wrote.
He added that he was “also talking about male survivors everywhere.”
He said: “I grew up, I faced shame, disbelief, and a system that did not see me – social services erred and left me without protection. Many men suffer in silence, and I am determined to change that.”
Although the previous instability, experts said it is likely to provide more answers to GIFFords.
Arthur Bodit, former head of the American Human Genetics Association, said that such conditions will require a higher level of investigation.
And he said to Journal review. “This is the job of a first -class expert in this field.”
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