The fake Timmothy Pitzen: This is the young man who said that he was the boy disappeared 7 years ago in the United States – 04/05/2019

Not just the United States. overall he was in suspense Waiting for the DNA results of the young man who appeared "confused" on a parking lot in Kentucky on Wednesday and who has come forward as Timmothy Pitzen. This is the name of the baby who knows nothing since May 11, 2011, after the suicide of his mother in a hotel.

"They will never find it," the woman wrote in the suicide letter. Until now, his prediction was accomplished. No This is not Timmothy Pitzen.

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The FBI denied Thursday that the young man was what he said he was. "The results of the DNA test indicated that the person in question was not Timmothy Pitzen," they said after testing done at the Cincinnati Children's Hospital. From there, another stranger took center stage in this story. Who is the fake Timmothy? Why did he lie?

These data were only known on Friday. The young man had approached a car in a parking lot in Newport and had asked for help to Sharon Hall, a neighbor of the area. With signs of confusion about where he was, but "with clarity in saying it," he badured him that I had run for two hours to escape two men who had kidnapped him for over 7 years.

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According to the description that he would later give to the police, his captors were bodybuilders and wore tattoos of snakes and spiders. According to ABC News, which quotes the police, the fake Timmothy is not really a 14-year-old boy – as reported in the media around the world – but a young man of 23 years. His true identity is Brian Michael Rini. And he's an ex-inmate.

Rini's residence is in Medina, Ohio. In its minutes, the Department of Rehabilitation and Correction describes his detention for "robbery and vandalism", the two crimes in this country. The facts date from January of last year. He was sentenced to one year and six months in prison.

On March 7, he left the rehabilitation center where he was in prison for 14 months, a few weeks after leaving the Belmont Prison. That day was supposed to begin parole supervision, which he should maintain for the next three years. It remains to be seen whether his lie is related to a mental illness or whether he has done so with the intention of committing fraud. In the latter case, his parole would be revoked.

At a conference held by the Ohio authorities on Friday, it was learned that the impostor He is detained for false testimony and faces a sentence of 8 years imprisonment. for being ingested in the investigation into Timmothy's disappearance, which would be inscribed in the child trafficking.

It was not revealed he had also been seized for the cost of the searches at the Red Roof Inns in Cincinnati and Kentucky, where he reportedly escaped.

Jonathan Rini (21), brother of the fake Timmothy, said that This is not the first time that the young man usurps identities. In 2017, he did it with him. When the police arrested him for a traffic violation, he informed the officers that he did not have any documents and gave him his brother's name instead of his own. Jonathan learned that he had been notified at home of the suspension of his driver's license. "I do not want to talk to him anymore," he pointed out at the CNN.

Timmothy's family said that all this was "how to revive this day yet," said Kara Jacobs, Timmothy's aunt. He added that "Timmothy's father is devastated again".

The baby's grandmother said that despite Timmothy's false appearance, the family still hoped to be reunited with him. "It was horrible, we were on fire," he said during a dialogue with ABC. "Obviously he had a bad time and he felt the need to say that he was someone else and I hope that he will be able to find his family", he added, clearly showing his empathy for Rini.

Timmothy, of Aurora, Illinois, was last seen with his mother in May 2011 at a Wisconsin water park, about 300 kilometers north of his home.

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Born on October 18, 2004, on May 11, 2011, he was taken by his mother, Amy Fry-Pitzen, to a car trip that would last several days.

But on May 13, the woman was found dead in a motel from Rockford. He had cut his veins and had taken a badtail of pills. In addition to warning in his farewell message that "never" would find his son, the note also stated that he was "safe with people who would like and take care of him".

"The forces of order have not forgotten or will not forget Timmothy and we hope that he will one day be able to find his family," insisted the FBI. "Unfortunately, this day will not be today"he condemned.

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