Forest Boy From Berlin is Our Grandson, Says an Elderly Swiss Couple

by Boyka in Government, October 7, 2011

"Forest Boy" Ray, who appeared in early September in central Berlin, is perhaps the Swiss. At least it says a Swiss couple, which contacted the German police with the fact that the boy was to be found their grandson. He claims he spent the past five years in the woods, and said nothing to remember. German investigators are now planning to implement DNA testing at the Swiss couple also boys.

Forest boy from Berlin is our grandson, says an elderly Swiss couple.

In Berlin’s regional newspapers to inform the investigators that the Swiss couple found the boy saw the photo and immediately signed up to the police with the fact that it is their grandson. Berlin authorities still do not want to comment and newspaper did not provide any further information. If it is confirmed that the boy comes from Switzerland, there will be immediately deported.

Already two weeks ago expressed social workers and police officers first doubts about the story, the 17 year old boy who swipes. It was felt that the state of things had together, answered daily use for five years. In addition, failed to see that with him in the woods was really his father, Ryan, who had in August after falling in the woods to perish.

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He could even stay in the Czech Republic

The young man says that he remembers only his name and that Ray, along with his father lived the last five years after the death of the mother in the woods in Germany. His mother’s name should be Doreen, father’s name was Ryan. No other relatives reportedly does not. Earlier there were suggestions that the pair could find themselves on the Czech territory, where the boy could even later, after his father’s death and burial. [read more]
body found

The shortcomings of tracks that could help illuminate the young man’s story, the Berlin police are unhappy. The search did not help them or Interpol, which asked for cooperation. Searching for information dealing with police officers from both Germany and the Czech Republic and Austria, the search is still fruitless. In particular the possible discovery of the body boy’s father to be buried somewhere in those states.

“The body we found. His original story (young) failed to complete and can not say anything we can review it. It is able to describe or designate a single landmark, town or place, we can map its way, still just repeats the same vague story, “said spokesman Thomas Neuendorf.

“He says he walked for two weeks, but said nothing about the journey not the reason why he decided to go on the (Berlin) Hall,” he said.