nursebeeme
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More than 50 years after a 2-year-old boy disappeared from outside a Long Island bakery, a Michigan man has come forward to claim that he was the missing boy, authorities said Tuesday.
The man approached Nassau County police and federal authorities in Michigan over the past few months and said he believes he is Steven Damman, Nassau County Police Lt. Kevin Smith said.
The case was referred to the FBI in Michigan and authorities are awaiting DNA results to determine if the man's claim is true, Smith said. Authorities didn't release the man's identity.
I'd love it to be him, I truly would... but unfortunately, unless there is evidence that is not yet being published, he's much more likely to be a regular 55-year-old man with some unresolved childhood trauma and a damaged relationship with his parents. Hope I'm wrong though I won't be getting my hopes up.
I always thought that the mother's story was the 1950's version of today's "I was carjacked and now my baby's gone!"