Unusual: two identical twins are forced to keep a baby because of the impossibility of knowing who is the father

April 3, 2019

The brothers refused to tell who the real parent was and now, justice has pursued them and listed both as parents.

A curious case occurred in the state of Goiás, Brazil, after which Two identical twin brothers refuse to answer who is the father of a baby. Each has designated the other as responsible.

From this, and taking into account that after having undergone DNA testing they have the same genetic code, The judge determined that both need to take care of the newborn's care.

According to Judge Filipe Luís Peruca, the two men took away the baby's right to know who his biological father was. He added: "One of them acts in bad faith to hide that he is the father." Such despicable behavior can not be tolerated by law. "So," Fernando "and "Fabricio" will pay 60 USD per month. will appear on the birth certificate of the girl.

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"The monozygotic twins, or monozygotic twins, have the same genetic code, so DNA lab tests have revealed the girl's compatibility with both men." Fernando accused Fabrício, who in turn named Fernando as a father, "said the judge.

"Since none of the men wanted to take responsibility, the judge of the region, Felipe Luís Peluca, decided that both had to be included in the birth certificate of the girl and that they were paying to each one. alimony of a value of 30% of the minimum wage, "they concluded.

According to the website of the Goiás Court of Justice the mother had met the girl's father at a party and, at that time, she had identified herself with "Fernando". However, he used a motorcycle that he claimed to be his twin brother, although she had claimed paternity that he knew.

When Fernando pbaded the DNA test, he said that Fabricio was the real father: both results gave 99.9% probabilities. According to Judge Peruca, they took advantage of the incredible similarity to defend themselves against accusations of infidels.