April 5, 2019
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Using DNA, authorities have concluded that a young man found bruised and acting scared Wednesday on a Kentucky street who claimed he’d been abducted and gave his name as Timmothy Pitzen is not, in fact, the child who went missing in 2011 at age six.
At 4:37 pm EST Thursday, FBI Louisville tweeted, “DNA results have been returned indicating the person in question is not Timmothy Pitzen.”
In a followup tweet, the agency stated: “A local investigation continues into this person’s true identity. To be clear, law enforcement has not and will not forget Timmothy, and we hope to one day reunite him with his family. Unfortunately, that day will not be today.”
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