His father was an English lord, he discovered him and he now owns an impressive mansion

May 21, 2019

The 31 – year – old Briton, Jordan Adlard Rogers, was able to confirm by DNA test that he had understood that the English Lord Charles Rogers was his father and that he had notably inherited from him. a spectacular mansion valued at more than sixty million dollars.

Jordan Adlard Rogers is a 31 year old Briton. His life took an extraordinary turn when he confirmed what he still suspected: his father, who never recognized him, was Charles Rogers, an English lord who, during his lifetime, was denied being his father.

However, for some time, he has been struggling to be legally recognized as the legitimate son of the Lord. By legal means, he was allowed to submit to a DNA test and discovered that Charles Rogers was his father.

When the judge declared that he was the legitimate heir to the lord, Jordan inherited a luxury manor which is valued at £ 50 million, which would be around $ 60 million. After hearing the news, the young man packed his bags and settled on the property in the National Trust Park, east of Porthleven. Having no brother or other direct relative of the English Lord's family, he is the only one able to enjoy the fortune left by his father and has therefore decided to stop working.

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The boy suspected that the aristocrat was his father when he was only eight years old. But while Rogers was alive, he always refused to conduct DNA studies. He never even received the letters that the young man had sent him during all this time.

When Jordan learned that his father had died as a result of a car accident and that he had struggled against many bureaucratic obstacles, he had managed to be allowed to check his DNA with the remains of the deceased. In this way, he was able to confirm that what he suspected was still a reality.

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