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Taiwan man takes DNA test after divorce & finds out 'son' not his, relatives had said boy didn't look like him
Summary by The Singapore Editorial Desk Russell Ang , as published by Mothership
· October 4, 2026
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A man in Taiwan discovered that the boy he had raised as his son was not biologically his after relatives and friends commented that they did not look alike. He subsequently took his former wife to court to challenge his legal status as the boy’s father, Taiwanese news outlet China Times reported...
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Key points He subsequently took his former wife to court to challenge his legal status as the boy’s father, Taiwanese news outlet China Times reported... A man in Taiwan discovered that the boy he had raised as his son was not biologically his after relatives and friends commented that they did not look alike. More News Today’s briefing Local events
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What is this story about? A man in Taiwan discovered that the boy he had raised as his son was not biologically his after relatives and friends commented that they did not look alike. He subsequently took his former wife to court to challenge his legal status as the boy’s father, Taiwanese news outlet China Times reported...
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