The FBI says that the boy who appeared in a parking lot is not Timmothy Pitzen

According to an FBI message, the 14-year-old who claims to be a missing child since 2011 is not Timmothy Pitzen.

The DNA badysis performed on the young man excluded this possibility.

The US agency has confirmed in their social networks and is now following the investigation to determine the identity of the teenager who wandered Thursday morning in a parking lot, in a state of obvious shock.

For its part, the FBI badured that "the police have not forgotten Timmothy and will not forget to do so, and we hope that one day he will find his family, unfortunately, this day will not be today ".

The boy disappeared the same year that his mother had committed suicide.

The 14-year-old badured security officers that he had escaped from his captors and that it was Timmothy Pitzen.

In addition, he claimed to have fled two men who had him detained at a Red Roof Inn hotel located in the Cincinnati area of ​​Ohio. Because of his age, the police felt that the young man's complaint was credible.

The first thing to clarify in this story is that the Newport authorities in the United States have not yet confirmed the identity of this 14-year-old boy who appeared confused, tired and suffering from pain. in the belly on a parking lot.

"I'm Timmothy Pitzen, I've been kidnapped," the young man had pointed out. The DNA throws it.

Timmothy was an unknown baby for 7 years, after his mother's suicide and writing something shocking. "You will never find it."

On May 11, 2011, Amy Fry-Pitzen released her 6-year-old son from Greenman Elementary in Aurora, Illinois, to begin a car trip. According to the teacher, this would include stops in a zoo and a water park. Three days later, the mother's body was found in a hotel room in Rockford. In the suicide note, the woman also pointed out that Timmothy was "with people who loved him".

After the mystery of the baby's disappearance, the parents' father's family told the media that the woman had a history of depression and that she had taken it because he could not stand the baby. Failure of their marriage. For his part, they stated that his biggest fear was that a judge kidnaps his son because of his mental health problems.

During this trip in May 2011, there were stops in zoos and water parks. Security cameras from Brookfield and Kalahari Resort, Wisconsin, showed them together, with no strange behavior likely to attract attention.

The puzzle continues.