Man Stunned to Discover He’d Been Kidnapped at Birth

Paul Fronczak spent years searching for his true identity, and now he has answers. The college administrator recently took a DNA test, and it turns out he was 100% not who he thought he was. His parents weren’t Dora and Chester Fronczak. Though he had long suspected the truth, he said hearing that news, “Took my breath away.” Through further testing, Paul learned his actual birth name and that he had a twin sister. #InsideEdition

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[@benkysan3246]

He's probably grown up thinking why he's so much better looking than his family

[@Jobe-13]

Ok the fact that him and his twin sister were named Jack and Jill is the cutest thing ever.

[@InADarkTavern]

My heart goes out to the child who was kidnapped

[@jumpierwolf]

For people wondering the man that was actually paul died in 2020 due to cancer. He was never able to meet his biological parents but he did talk to them over the phone. His identity became public after his death.

[@sabasaied1428]

“Until he ties up some loose ends”

[@livinlavidalondon6400]

Is no one going to mention how good this man looks especially for someone who is 55??

[@s.e.e455]

Wow. It’s sad to think about it, but Jack is probably lucky that he was adopted. Who knows what happened to his sister, and what would’ve happened to him? As for the couples biological son in Michigan, I hope he didn’t suffer a hard life, and can be reunited with his true parents again ❤️

[@sayusaymee7722]

Update: the real Paul finally spoke to his real mother but died from cancer before they could met. Paul said he's glad his mother was able to speak to him and say goodbye. 😭 For Paul he discovered he had cousins, uncles and other siblings....one older sibling refusing to talk to him (for whatever reason). The whole story is bittersweet yet heartbreaking. 🥺

[@Myhalamanz]

Imagine the parents only now learning that their son is still missing.

[@lu881]

"He's not ready to go public until he quote: "Ties up some loose ends." "

[@geeelll7216]

Look at how much of a gentleman he is. I’m in my 30’s and when I look at this guy, his upbringings I was so surprised how nice he comes across. He certainly is one lucky man. I feel bad for the parents tho. I can only wish their biological son has been raised well, is happy in life- I really do.

[@joechevy2035]

I remember back in the late 90's when the internet was new that an old lady I worked with who came from Germany lost contact with her daughter when the child was very young (nasty custody battle.) The daughter was maybe 2 or three when she was taken and the last she heard was that she grew up and moved to the US. With the little information she provided me, I found her daughter on the internet and gave the info to my co-worker. She came to work excited to find out it was indeed her daughter and discovered she was married with kids and living in Oregon. A real tear-jerker of a moment for me!

[@DeclanTrippier419]

I'm more surprised that he was born in 1964. He looks great for almost being 60. Very few signs of wrinkles or aging apart from his white hair.

[@thiswasamistake8077]

so......his life is literally a movie.

[@andrewr471]

I'm sure he feels very overwhelmed, but he actually may be one of the luckiest a abandoned children ever. By the good fortune of having similar ears to a kidnapped child he got a stable loving family. He was so close to growing up an orphan tossed around the system

[@Groovygal2026]

As an identical twin I can’t even imagine going my whole life feeling that hole and never knowing why.

[@Fadewu1]

Neighbors: “Oh hey Paul!”

[@nebulawings]

I'm so sorry for Jack, I hope he finds his twin sister someday...

[@llamaface6229]

What an emotional roller coaster for the parents and children. I hope they find his twin