From nurse to millionaire | L & # 39; England

"When I was 18, I called him to ask him if he could have my DNA badyzed and he told me to do it, but the lawyers refused." J & ### I wrote several letters but I never received an answer, so I contacted his lawyer Philip Care three years ago, "Rogers Jr. told the British newspaper The Independent. "His attorney said that Charles did not want to take the test, so I wrote a final letter and attached a DNA test kit.It was at that time that Philip called me." to announce that Charles was already dead. "

The investigations began when Jordan was eight years old. Despite the letters that he sent to Charles Rogers and the blood test request, he never succeeded. While the aristocrat lived, he never wanted to recognize him as a son, baduring that the versions were a lie.

The truth was discovered when Rogers (h) learned of the Lord's death. Over time, he managed to collect his DNA with the remains. Result: positive. "People say I'm lucky, but I would change anything to be able to go back in time and that Charles knew I was his son." Maybe that's why he'd have borrowed another way, "said the young man at The Mirror newspaper.

In the meantime, beyond knowing how to be rich and without having to go to work, Jordan Rogers said that he would devote his time to those who needed it most: "I do not have to go to work. will not forget my origins, "he said.

According to the aristocracy, the aristocrat has beaten for many years against drug addiction and investigators have confirmed that he had touched the product of an overdose of a prescription drug. Police explained that weeks before his death, they had noticed him neglected and malnourished. Instead of living in his house, he spent his days sleeping in the car.

Since his father's mother and brother also died, Jordan Adlard Rogers is the only heir to the 50-million-pound 1536-acre estate, located between the towns of Helston and Porthleven. The heir, before being recognized as the legitimate son of the English aristocrat, was working as a nurse to come to the aid of sick or vulnerable people under the protection of the British welfare state.

$ 63,346,450 in which the mansion was appraised

It is the conversion into dollars of the 50,000,000 books in which was evaluated the manor left to the British, who had already settled in this aristocratic place near the English Channel.

62 The years the Lord had never known

The British aristocrat Charles Rogers fought against his addiction for many years and had died of an overdose in his car, outside his home country.