I have just witnessed a case of paternity fraud from a neighbour. I mean a firsthand experience!

Yes the man was bittered that his 9 years old son wasn't his. He was sober and weeping while lamenting and about kicking his wife from his house.

Of course, I felt irritated by such fraud. Sth caught my attention...the wife refuted his claims and swore she has never met another man throughout their marriage.

The man got angrier as she cried and swore! I really didn't know what made me ask him a question and that question saved his marriage. I asked: "Did you also do a DNA of your wife to your son?"


And for a moment, he paused and said no. I had to escort him as a mediator between him and his wife, his newly sworn enemy.


Could you believe that the DNA didn't also match the wife!


All other children matched both parents but this boy matched neither mother or father. This introduced another suspicion of what had happened. One answer was feasible: "the baby was swapped in the hospital."

Currently, the man is heavily suing the hospital and I am glad that the family is back as one with his wife worshipping me with so much appreciation.


So please fathers, before you conclude that your wife cheated, also do a DNA of mother to the child. If it matches, then your suspicion is right. If it doesn't, the foul play is from the hospital.


Cheers.

It is important to know that hospitals are the biggest causes of paternity fraud!


Verify both ways!

Kindly share your opinions..



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Right! You nailed it...

It's like this in most cases. That's why it's very important to never let your wife alone with midwives during labour.

When is part two coming out

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Remman:
Right! You nailed it...

It's like this in most cases. That's why it's very important to never let your wife alone with midwives during labour.

Exactly.

chatinent:
I have just witnessed a case of paternity fraud from a neighbour. I mean a firsthand experience!

Yes the man was bittered that his 9 years old son wasn't his. He was sober and weeping while lamenting and about kicking his wife from his house.

Of course, I felt irritated by such fraud. Sth caught my attention...the wife refuted his claims and swore she has never met another man throughout their marriage.

The man got angrier as she cried and swore! I really didn't know what made me ask him a question and that question saved his marriage. I asked: "Did you also do a DNA of your wife to your son?"


And for a moment, he paused and said no. I had to escort him as a mediator between him and his wife, his newly sworn enemy.


Could you believe that the DNA didn't also match the wife!


All other children matched both parents but this boy matched neither mother or father. This introduced another suspicion of what had happened. One answer was feasible: "the baby was swapped in the hospital."

Currently, the man is heavily suing the hospital and I am glad that the family is back as one with his wife worshipping me with so much appreciation.


So please fathers, before you conclude that your wife cheated, also do a DNA of mother to the child. If it matches, then your suspicion is right. If it doesn't, the foul play is from the hospital.


Cheers.

Shey DNA itself no dey wrong ni

All these casting I no Understand