He is a nurse and has inherited from a castle over $ 63 million after a DNA test.

A 31-year-old young nurse inherited from an estimated $ 63 million castle after a DNA test that confirmed that he was the legitimate son of an English billionaire lord.

Jordan Adlard Rogers has just moved into the mansion located in Cornwall County, southeast of England, after the death of his father, English aristocrat Charles Rogers, at the age of 18. Age 62, the aftermath of a drug overdose.

Rogers' son suspected that Charles Rogers was his real father since the age of eight, but he could never confirm it until a DNA test was done after the death of his son. father, who had lived in poverty in the months leading up to his death. by his own will and with serious dependency problems.

"When I was 18, I called him to ask him if he could do the DNA test.He told me to do it, but the lawyers refused.J & # 39; I wrote several letters but I never got an answer Three years ago, I got in touch with his lawyer, Philip Care, "Rogers' son told the British newspaper.
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"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. "

After also losing his father's mother and brother, Jordan Adlard Rogers was the sole heir to the 1536-acre property worth 50 million pounds sterling, located between the towns of Helston and Porthleven.

"People say I'm lucky, but I would change anything to go back in time and tell my dad that I was his son." Maybe he could then have taken a different way, "he said.

"I will not forget where I come from," said the heir, who before even being recognized as the legitimate son of the English aristocrat, was working as "help -significant ", the nursing profession which badists sick or vulnerable persons placed under the protection of the British welfare state.

Billionaire Charles Rogers had been battling his drug addiction for many years and had died as a result of an overdose in his car in front of his cottage.

According to the autopsy, at the time of his death, he suffered from malnutrition and had not changed clothes for months. Instead of living in his luxurious house, he slept in his car.

Rogers' father has never lived on the farm which his son has just inherited. He lived on a farm while his mother lived in the castle. Both died two weeks apart.

"My father always had a lot of pressure, his brother Nigel was a pilot of the RAF and his father lieutenant-commander of the Royal Navy, but he was different and had a free spirit.

"Charles served in the Army of Northern Ireland and I think it affected him a lot with the death of his brother Nigel because of cancer."

The castle inherited by Jordan is maintained with the money invested by the family in shares and by the lease contracts that local farmers pay for the plots of land that work in the ranch.

The heir says that he no longer needs to work but that he will nonetheless be responsible for conducting charitable activities for the people who need it the most.