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British mum receives DNA test result after man claimed to be son who vanished from Greece 33 years agoMenuNewsLifeTV & FilmBeautyStyleCelebrityEntertainmentPoliticsRoyal FamilyAnimalsFood & DrinkWomen's HealthMental HealthSex & RelationshipsTravelReal LifeTrue CrimeDocumentariesNetflixBBCITVTyla RecommendsHairMake-upSkincareHomeFashionShoppingCategoriesAdvertiseTermsPrivacy & CookiesLADbible GroupLADbibleUNILADSPORTbibleGAMINGbibleUNILAD TechFOODbibleLicense Our ContentJobsAuthorsPrivacy SettingsFacebookInstagramXThreadsTikTokSubmit Your Content> Updated 13:38 5 Sep 2024 GMT+1Published 10:30 5 Sep 2024 GMT+1British mum receives DNA test result after man claimed to be son who vanished from Greece 33 years agoBritish toddler Ben Needham was just 21-months-old when he disappeared while on a family holiday in Greece in 1991Featured Image Credit: Kostas Souliotis/AFP via Getty ImagesTopics: UK News, News, Crime, ParentingRhianna BensonRhianna is an Entertainment Journalist at LADbible Group, working across LADbible, UNILAD and Tyla. She has a Masters in News Journalism from the University of Salford and a Masters in Ancient History from the University of Edinburgh. She previously worked as a Celebrity Reporter for OK! and New Magazines, and as a TV Writer for Reach PLC.X@rhiannaBjournoAdvertAdvertAdvertThe mother of missing toddler Ben Needham has revealed the results of a recent DNA test carried out on a Danish man who came forward claiming to be him.The British tot was just 21-months-old when he disappeared in 1991 while he and mum Kerry were staying with family on the Greek island of Kos.The pair had been holidaying with Ben's grandparents, Eddie and Christine Needham, at their farmhouse in the village of Iraklis near Kos town, at the time.At around 2.30pm on 24 July - whilst his mother was working at a nearby hotel - Ben disappeared.AdvertBen's mother Kerry has since released a statement (AFP via Getty Images)According to his grandparents' claims, the tot had been wandering in and out of the farmhouse repeatedly in the hours prior.It wasn't until 2.30pm that Eddie and Christie realised he was missing.Despite an extensive search and countless police interviews, however, investigating authorities had no leads on the fate that befell the child.AdvertThat was, until earlier this year, when a man living in Denmark came forward claiming to be the Ben, who hailed from Lincolnshire.South Yorkshire police told press back in July that the unnamed man's DNA had been tested and compared with the missing toddler's, and they were awaiting results.A representative of the authorities told press at the time: "Whist South Yorkshire Police has no jurisdiction in Greece, we are keen to support Greek authorities and Ben’s family in any way we can and a senior investigating officer remains in contact with Greek counterparts.Ben disappeared in 1991 (Kostas Souliotis)"Our thoughts are with Ben’s family who have never given up hope of discovering the truth of what happened on 24 July 1991 and we will continue to support them in that endeavour."AdvertTragically, however, after mass anticipation, a spokesperson for Ben's family have since confirmed that the DNA sample was not a match for the missing toddler.Since then, Ben's mother, Kerry, 51, has issued a statement, insisting she'll remain persistent in the search for her little boy.She told The Mirror this week: "I will never give up for as long as I live."The latest incident followers years of both British and Greek police returning to the case after several potential leads proved to be dead ends.AdvertBack in 2012, authorities believed they were one step closer to finding the youngster when a deathbed confession from a digger driver alleged that he'd accidentally killed the toddler and before burying his remains.Police have returned to the case of Ben's disappearance several times (Chris McGrath/Getty Images)Tragically, however, his admission couldn't be confirmed by police, and any remains that have since been found on the island have been ruled as not being Ben's.Nikolaos Dakouras, the island's chief of police, told press at the time: "We now believe we have searched every possible part of that area, and the boy is not there.Advert"It leaves us with a great mystery. We have no theories. We have no solutions."Detective Inspector Jon Cousins, who was previously in charge of the inquiry, also previously stated he believed the toddler had died in an accident near the farmhouse.Choose your content:2 days ago2 days agoThe future King's reported decision could affect several other members of the royal familyNews2 days agoIran and Israel's war is tense, leading people in the UK to be scared of WWIII and nuclear weaponsNews2 days agoHiroshima and Nagasaki survivors hit out at the US president's Japan comparisonNews2 days agoThe Supreme Court ruling this Friday (27 June) hands what Trump has called a 'giant win' for the governmentNews, The mother of missing toddler Ben Needham has revealed the results of a recent DNA test carried out on a Danish man who came forward claiming to be him. The British tot was just 21-months-old when he disappeared in 1991 while he and mum Kerry were staying with family on the Greek island of Kos. The pair had been holidaying with Ben's grandparents, Eddie and Christine Needham, at their , DNA test results from a Danish man are expected to soon determine if he is Ben Needham, who went missing at the age of 21 months in 1991 on the Greek island of Kos. Kerry Needham, Ben’s mother, is anxiously awaiting the results as she empathizes with the family of Jay Slater, who was recently found deceased after a prolonged search..
A British mom whose little boy went missing 33 years ago has shared a major update after a man claiming to be her son took a DNA test. Ben Needham was just 21 months old when he vanished from the Greek island of Kos in 1991, when he was on vacation with his mom, Kerry, to visit his grandparents. The toddler was last seen at the family's farmhouse, which was undergoing renovations at the time , Speaking to ITV News, Ms Needham said: "We had a message via Ben's Facebook page from a guy in Denmark who states that he is trying to find his real family. "He claims he was taken from Greece., Ben Needham's mother is facing an agonising wait to see if DNA results will confirm if a Danish man is her son - more than three decades after he disappeared on the island of Kos., The mother of Ben Needham has shared an update on her son's case, after receiving DNA test results from a man in Denmark claiming to be the missing toddler. Ben was just 21-months-old when he , The mum of missing Ben Needham is facing yet another agonising wait for DNA results after a Danish man came forward claiming he is her son., DNA results have been returned after a man came forward claiming he may have been missing Ben Needham, from Sheffield..