I've heard of Kaspar Hauser before, and it's a very interesting story. I do not believe his story of being raised in isolation because I believe he would have exhibited other signs of it. I don't think he could have learned to speak so quickly, if at all, and if he had only been fed bread and water he would have been in much poorer health, if he survived at all. I do think the "attacks" on him were self-inflicted because he felt in danger of being called out as a fraud, and I wonder what his life would have been like if he hadn't died. Another great video!
I can't remember the full details, but they did raised in isolation experments on monkeys. They became severely mentally disabled or died. I think it's impossible for him to have been raised in isolation and have not been at least severely mentally disabled. Also it is impossible to survie on just bread and water. "if he had only been fed bread and water he would have been in much poorer health," This is not correct, it is literally impossible to survive on bread and water.
Kasper Hauser's story has always fascinated me! It's such a mysterious and unusual case, with intrigue, tragedy, and unanswered questions. His sudden appearance, strange behavior, and the claims about his past, make him feel like a character out of a novel rather than real life. The debates over whether he was a fraud, a victim, or something else entirely add even more depth to the mystery to me. It’s incredible how his story still captivates people today. Definitely one of the strangest historical figures! Keep up the great work, Sir! ❤ from the UK 🇬🇧
Cool, this story really hits home. Kaspar Hauser died in my old hometown and there's a statue where he died. As a kid the statue weirdly haunted me. It looks so solemn and sad.
For some reason this story has always fascinated me. I read about it obsessed as a small child. I had a mystery book from the library that I read over and over. The story of Kaspar terrified me for some reason. No ghosts or horror or supernatural stuff but I found it thrilling😅
A detail absent in your retelling is that, allegedly, toys matching the three he had described had been discovered in recent years in a previously walled off cellar. My take on this tale is that he was an inconvenient child of wealthy birth. Too important to just let die, but not important enough to acknowledge his existence - or, perhaps, too dangerous to acknowledge. He was kept, fed, cared for, but hidden away until the danger he represented had passed. He was then sent away by the staffer charged with his keeping. Yes, he wrote the first letters, having copied them to prevent the original writers' handwriting from revealing secrets. His mother was probably wealthy, if not highborn. His father, meanwhile, was below her in status. An unacceptable love affair? An extramarital fling? A sexual assult? Anything is possible. Her death was probably the reason for his release - his existence could no long hurt her reputation. 😢 A tragic story.
he had markings from being vaccinated, that disputed the claims of being locked away from all contact with the public as that was only possible by taking him to the center where the vaccinations are given and required someone with him
@@bostonrailfan2427 Uhm, back in those days, primitive vaccinations were given by doctors at home and could have been done in the same way that he claimed his hair was cut. There weren't vaccination centers in the early eighteen hundreds.
He learned to speak, write and draw (and with skill) in a very short time. In an isolated upbringing, that would have been impossible. If a child has not learned to speak before the critical age, it will not be able to learn afterwards. Genie is a good example of this.
The problem is that you need to compare the DNA with the DNA of others. You would first need to have a good guess of what family line to look for (in other words, people related to Hauser's parents). And Hauser (if a fraud) could come from everywhere. The son of a farmer or even an orphan who ran away.
Awwww, I love that you tell this story. I live in Nuremberg and I could even regognize the architecture shown in the picture at 2:41 It is the Neutor (new gate) and you can find pictures of it in Internet.
I've heard the story of Kaspar Hauser previously, but you still kept it engaging. I'm inclined to believe from your presentation of the facts that he was running a con. If he was a prince, why keep him alive in such strange circumstances when his abductors could just as easily kill him or given him up for adoption?
Paul, you and your team have outdone yourselves with another sensational video! It's heartbreaking to see how humanity treats its children-such a tragedy. Yet, it's fascinating to reflect on the complexities of human nature.
It reminds me of both "Princess Caraboo" (a British peasant girl who impersonated a foreign princess, fooling the local gentry for a few months) and Frédéric Bourdin, also known as The Chameleon, a young French man who impersonated several missing boys in different countries, pretending to have escaped a human trafficking ring and looking for affection (or maybe just attention) from the missing kids' families.
sounds like a tragedy to me. i wonder if he had some disorder that they didn't know about, like CP. he was different and there for scary, terribly misunderstood. may he rest in piece. love from Utah!
Kasper Hauser sounds like he had that disorder where people purposely inflict harm onto another or themselves to gain attention despite being a pathological liar that's obvious to a sane person. Kinda reminds me of that movie orphan with how that lady made everyone believe she was a child instead of the escaped psychiatric old woman she really was
he was vaccinated, which was only possible by taking him to a doctor out in public accompanied by an adult…he clearly lied about his life to get attention especially as there was a lot of intrigue going on regarding the monarchy then
A clever imposter is most likely. If Hauser grew up the way he said he did, he would not have been able to learn how to speak. Let alone write and draw in such a neat manner that he did. More likely, I doubd he would have survived at all. As living for years on just bread isn't exactly a healthy diet. Besides that. Every caretaker he got got fed up with the many lies that Hauser told. So he was known to make things up, to get more attention from them. The letter (clearly from Hausers own hand), just proved that perfectly.
What an unusual story, Paul! Yes, I have heard about Ferrell children and I think it’s very sad because once they start living with the wild animals is very hard to teach them how to live the way they should as a human being. I think he was probably just pretending to get some attention and maybe to be taken care of. Thank you so much for all that you do and for all your hard work I appreciate you very much! Blessings always! ✝️🙏😊
We now know that if children don't learn language within the first few years of life, the areas of the brain needed for comminication never develop and they are never able to properly speak or understand any human language. With this in mind, it's clear that Hauser's history could not have been the way he (and the letters) presented it. Like you say, most likely, he was a most unusual con artist. But perhaps his story is just as extraordinary for all that, than it would have been if he had really have been raised in isolation as he claimed?
one huge thing that you didn’t mention was that he was vaccinated against smallpox, something only possible by going to a doctor under adult supervision…if he was so isolated and feral how could he have gotten such an important thing done? he lied and people wanted to believe the juicy story
I saw the Werner Herzog film in the late 1970s, when I was in college. It has an interesting alternate title, “Jeder für sich und Gott gegen alle” (Every man for himself and God against all).
If anyone wants another take on this story, Simon Whistler did an episode on this on Decoding the Unknown. It is a more objective look, but just as great as this!
I remember, some time in the 1970's, going to the cinema to watch the film called "The Enigma of Kaspar Hauser". It always stuck in my memory, maybe because it was a very unusual film for its time.
The truth is long lost, but as told today, the story of his diet does not hold water. He would have had just about every disease of dietary defficiency known to mankind. No vitamin C - no teeth, soft/bent bones - no vitamin D, and so on. He would have died very early in life.
If Kaspar was an imposter (and it seems likely) I don’t believe he should be hated! He sounds like a very intelligent young man who perhaps misused that quality. Even if it wasn’t "feral" what are the odds that his home life was a happy one? I mean the fact that he had to lie just to get a roof over his head and food to eat doesn’t indicate anything good nor does the fact that nobody claimed him as a relative 🤷🏼♀️
I kind of feel bad for the kid. Even if he made it all up, his life seems filled with pain and people just not trusting him. None of these caregivers stepped up to give him a loving family and he felt the need to keep up his charade because they would abandon him, otherwise.
Well, I've never heard of Kasper Hauser. However, I feel that he was just an orphan boy who ran away from an orphanage and he did all this to get attention.
Son of a criminal. "It would cost me my neck..." Possibly kept in a cage. Then when the ex-cavalier highwayman needed to move, he was dumped with a fake note.
Among many possibilities, sounds like a mentally ill very young man, or child, that left, or was kicked out because he was to too difficult to care for.
In that lying and self injury actually are trauma resultant traits, my guess is that he embellished his worst times as full time while stirring in some fantasy, perhaps he was neglected in a many sibling household, especially with his willingness to take life threatening injury to get care and attention.
What a sad man to die so young by his own hand. Some people are caught in a vicious cycle of declining fortunes. This young man must have been very desperate to make up all these stories. No wonder he ended up unhappy and alone. We will probably never know his true origin story even with DNA analysis.
Yea, I wondered about his learning to write and ability to speak socially, but on the other hand what did he gain? He was ridiculed more than believed. Maybe it was partly true and partly made up. Abused and abandoned old enough for some socialization and then his either hiding, or not remembering some details.
While someone might hang a pistol on the wall, it doesn’t seem likely anyone would hang a loaded and cocked firearm on a wall in a home. So Kaspar Hauser was apparently a liar. That doesn’t give any hints as to the truth, but it makes us discount his own statements.
My country (USA) is filled with feral children. Though it’s usually possible to determine at least who their biological mother is it painfully obvious that they have had no parenting whatsoever. Normally by their teens they have already been introduced to our courts and criminal justice system . They’re wild, uncontrollable and can be very dangerous if casually approached in their natural habitat. Unfortunately it’s usually futile to train them once they reach this point and confinement is required to protect the general population from their predatory behavior. Anyone who wonders why our population is armed to the teeth need only live in one of our larger urban areas to understand. Violence is their language and it is the only thing that keeps them from getting out of their habit and into the world of people who work everyday and obey the laws of society. Don’t feel sorry for us because they’re spreading to every Western society on the planet and examples of their behavior can be seen everywhere from the UK, France, and many other European countries.
I live with someone with Asperger's, and he is a very bright, kind person who functions just fine in the world. He has held important jobs in computer security and research most of his life. Yes, he is a little socially awkward, but not "backwards" and barely functioning as Kasper Hauser was. I think Hauser was not very bright to begin with, and was then kept in isolation for a long time with no opportunity to develop his mind or learn to interact with others as my friend has learned to do. No, not Asperger's but something else that we may never know the answer to.
@@janeyrevanescence12my friend is 72, and as he's gotten older ( I've known him for almost 40 years) he gets better and better over time with the social cues. At this point, people don't really notice anything other than he's quiet. If your brother is still young, he may become better and less ackward in social situations as time passes.
I've heard of Kaspar Hauser before, and it's a very interesting story. I do not believe his story of being raised in isolation because I believe he would have exhibited other signs of it. I don't think he could have learned to speak so quickly, if at all, and if he had only been fed bread and water he would have been in much poorer health, if he survived at all. I do think the "attacks" on him were self-inflicted because he felt in danger of being called out as a fraud, and I wonder what his life would have been like if he hadn't died. Another great video!
True. There is a critical age, where a child has to learn how to speak. After that, it will be too late.
I can't remember the full details, but they did raised in isolation experments on monkeys. They became severely mentally disabled or died. I think it's impossible for him to have been raised in isolation and have not been at least severely mentally disabled. Also it is impossible to survie on just bread and water.
"if he had only been fed bread and water he would have been in much poorer health," This is not correct, it is literally impossible to survive on bread and water.
Kasper Hauser's story has always fascinated me! It's such a mysterious and unusual case, with intrigue, tragedy, and unanswered questions.
His sudden appearance, strange behavior, and the claims about his past, make him feel like a character out of a novel rather than real life. The debates over whether he was a fraud, a victim, or something else entirely add even more depth to the mystery to me.
It’s incredible how his story still captivates people today. Definitely one of the strangest historical figures!
Keep up the great work, Sir!
❤ from the UK 🇬🇧
Cool, this story really hits home. Kaspar Hauser died in my old hometown and there's a statue where he died.
As a kid the statue weirdly haunted me. It looks so solemn and sad.
I’ve watched your subs go up and up over the last 2 to 3 years, Paul. Does my heart good to see that quality still sells in the world ❤️
For some reason this story has always fascinated me. I read about it obsessed as a small child. I had a mystery book from the library that I read over and over. The story of Kaspar terrified me for some reason. No ghosts or horror or supernatural stuff but I found it thrilling😅
A detail absent in your retelling is that, allegedly, toys matching the three he had described had been discovered in recent years in a previously walled off cellar.
My take on this tale is that he was an inconvenient child of wealthy birth. Too important to just let die, but not important enough to acknowledge his existence - or, perhaps, too dangerous to acknowledge. He was kept, fed, cared for, but hidden away until the danger he represented had passed. He was then sent away by the staffer charged with his keeping.
Yes, he wrote the first letters, having copied them to prevent the original writers' handwriting from revealing secrets.
His mother was probably wealthy, if not highborn. His father, meanwhile, was below her in status. An unacceptable love affair? An extramarital fling? A sexual assult? Anything is possible. Her death was probably the reason for his release - his existence could no long hurt her reputation. 😢
A tragic story.
he had markings from being vaccinated, that disputed the claims of being locked away from all contact with the public as that was only possible by taking him to the center where the vaccinations are given and required someone with him
@@bostonrailfan2427 Uhm, back in those days, primitive vaccinations were given by doctors at home and could have been done in the same way that he claimed his hair was cut. There weren't vaccination centers in the early eighteen hundreds.
@ not in his country of Bavaria: he would have had to visit a vaccination site in town hall to receive it.
He learned to speak, write and draw (and with skill) in a very short time. In an isolated upbringing, that would have been impossible. If a child has not learned to speak before the critical age, it will not be able to learn afterwards. Genie is a good example of this.
The simplest explanation is the most plausible. He was a scammer or mentally ill.
I wonder if he could now be identified through the more advanced DNA methods of today
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Paul said that in the late 1990’s DNA tests were done and that the boy was not the son of the royal line he claimed to be.
After 200 years it’d be very unlikely they’d find any useable DNA.
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The problem is that you need to compare the DNA with the DNA of others. You would first need to have a good guess of what family line to look for (in other words, people related to Hauser's parents). And Hauser (if a fraud) could come from everywhere. The son of a farmer or even an orphan who ran away.
Hi Paul, thanks for sharing this story. As a German I grew up with his story. It still has so much mystery with it, and it is so terribly sad
Never heard the story before, quite fascinating. You always have very interesting stories.
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Yup, he was not feral nor had he been locked in a basement, but stories like this fascinated Victorian and Edwardian times
Awwww, I love that you tell this story. I live in Nuremberg and I could even regognize the architecture shown in the picture at 2:41 It is the Neutor (new gate) and you can find pictures of it in Internet.
Thank you, Paul, for another fantastic tale of mystique and mystery
I’m really love listening to you. Your voice is so nice. You always tell the stories in a lovely fashion.
I really enjoy your stories.. It seems like most of them are about murder and murderers, so this made for an interesting difference!
How unwanted would any youngster feel being passed from person to person. Never knowing a loving stable home, so very sad 😔
Wonderful delivery of a story on this mysterious and tragic young man.
Love the variety of cases you cover. Thank you!
Excellent story. Thanks Paul.
Well, I never would believe this odd story without your researched fact findings.
I love this mystery. Thank you for telling the story.
Kasper's story is so sad..
I've heard the story of Kaspar Hauser previously, but you still kept it engaging. I'm inclined to believe from your presentation of the facts that he was running a con. If he was a prince, why keep him alive in such strange circumstances when his abductors could just as easily kill him or given him up for adoption?
Exactly.
And why release him ? A boy with a story like his, would surely draw a lot of attention.
@@MrPleers Exactly. That doesn't make any sense.
Paul, you and your team have outdone yourselves with another sensational video! It's heartbreaking to see how humanity treats its children-such a tragedy. Yet, it's fascinating to reflect on the complexities of human nature.
Superb and informative post. Many thanks.
Thanks for the fascinating upload, Paul. This story has always intrigued me.
Hello Paul! It’s always great to see a new video from you. ❤ Happy Thanksgiving 🦃
About to hit the hay 💤 but I'll watch it later...😊
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@DowStUnD86 lol 😆 I will next time
I get excited when I see a new post. Paul you're simply awesome, no wonder your channel is great.
It seems like a sad story of a lonely, abandoned boy seeking attention and crying out for someone to prove that they won't abandon him again
His injuries after being scolded reminds me of a child that will do that for pity and attention.
Sounds like a profoundly neglected child.
Thanks for this. I needed something informative to close out my evening.
That’s funny because as I’m watching, it’s 3:30am here NYC and I’m happily starting my day with WIN. 😊
Thank you so much, very intriguing.
I marvel at how you are able to find these stories, and research them, and make such fantastic videos. Cheers.
You are a fantastic storyteller
I’ve heard this story before but it sounds better in your dulcet tones. ❤
It reminds me of both "Princess Caraboo" (a British peasant girl who impersonated a foreign princess, fooling the local gentry for a few months) and Frédéric Bourdin, also known as The Chameleon, a young French man who impersonated several missing boys in different countries, pretending to have escaped a human trafficking ring and looking for affection (or maybe just attention) from the missing kids' families.
I've always been fascinated by stories like these!
Thank you very much.
sounds like a tragedy to me. i wonder if he had some disorder that they didn't know about, like CP. he was different and there for scary, terribly misunderstood. may he rest in piece. love from Utah!
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Kasper Hauser sounds like he had that disorder where people purposely inflict harm onto another or themselves to gain attention despite being a pathological liar that's obvious to a sane person. Kinda reminds me of that movie orphan with how that lady made everyone believe she was a child instead of the escaped psychiatric old woman she really was
he was vaccinated, which was only possible by taking him to a doctor out in public accompanied by an adult…he clearly lied about his life to get attention especially as there was a lot of intrigue going on regarding the monarchy then
I agree with you - sad story though.
Very interesting indeed! Thank you!
Thanks Paul
This guy spent most of his life locked away and then wanted to join the cavalry-what a story!
A clever imposter is most likely. If Hauser grew up the way he said he did, he would not have been able to learn how to speak. Let alone write and draw in such a neat manner that he did. More likely, I doubd he would have survived at all. As living for years on just bread isn't exactly a healthy diet. Besides that. Every caretaker he got got fed up with the many lies that Hauser told. So he was known to make things up, to get more attention from them. The letter (clearly from Hausers own hand), just proved that perfectly.
Awesome video. Ty
Thank You.
What an unusual story, Paul! Yes, I have heard about Ferrell children and I think it’s very sad because once they start living with the wild animals is very hard to teach them how to live the way they should as a human being. I think he was probably just pretending to get some attention and maybe to be taken care of. Thank you so much for all that you do and for all your hard work I appreciate you very much! Blessings always! ✝️🙏😊
Sorry, my ADHD can’t let this go… Feral (meaning wild) not Ferrell (like the last name) Ok thanks. Now I can sleep
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We now know that if children don't learn language within the first few years of life, the areas of the brain needed for comminication never develop and they are never able to properly speak or understand any human language. With this in mind, it's clear that Hauser's history could not have been the way he (and the letters) presented it. Like you say, most likely, he was a most unusual con artist. But perhaps his story is just as extraordinary for all that, than it would have been if he had really have been raised in isolation as he claimed?
I love you channel, thank you.
Excited for a new video! I am sick in bed today and this is perfect timing.
Hope you make a swift recovery. Best wishes!
@@kayb9979thank you!
one huge thing that you didn’t mention was that he was vaccinated against smallpox, something only possible by going to a doctor under adult supervision…if he was so isolated and feral how could he have gotten such an important thing done?
he lied and people wanted to believe the juicy story
I saw the Werner Herzog film in the late 1970s, when I was in college. It has an interesting alternate title, “Jeder für sich und Gott gegen alle” (Every man for himself and God against all).
Yes!!! Agreat movie from the master.
It's plausible he was autistic. The film makes it seem unlikely that he was a fraud.
Really interesting story. Well told.
Thank you
Such a different story! I've never heard of this. 😊
If anyone wants another take on this story, Simon Whistler did an episode on this on Decoding the Unknown. It is a more objective look, but just as great as this!
What a sad tale. What a poor lost soul he seems to have been!!
I remember, some time in the 1970's, going to the cinema to watch the film called "The Enigma of Kaspar Hauser". It always stuck in my memory, maybe because it was a very unusual film for its time.
I first read about Kaspar Hauser when I was about nine years old. Such a sad story.
The truth is long lost, but as told today, the story of his diet does not hold water. He would have had just about every disease of dietary defficiency known to mankind. No vitamin C - no teeth, soft/bent bones - no vitamin D, and so on. He would have died very early in life.
A very good point.
Correct, it's impossible to survive on bread and water
Just found the history engine channel so happy more Paul Brodie for me to watch now just watched the sir Malcolm Campbell video 😊
This is really a Well i never story wow.
Let’s give it a gooo! Oops, wrong channel!😂
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If Kaspar was an imposter (and it seems likely) I don’t believe he should be hated! He sounds like a very intelligent young man who perhaps misused that quality. Even if it wasn’t "feral" what are the odds that his home life was a happy one? I mean the fact that he had to lie just to get a roof over his head and food to eat doesn’t indicate anything good nor does the fact that nobody claimed him as a relative 🤷🏼♀️
I saw the movie, and it was fascinating.
Now I think of Suzanne Vega's song Wooden Horse
I kind of feel bad for the kid. Even if he made it all up, his life seems filled with pain and people just not trusting him. None of these caregivers stepped up to give him a loving family and he felt the need to keep up his charade because they would abandon him, otherwise.
Jan Bondeson did a really good chapter on Kaspar in his book The Great Pretenders.
Interesting video Paul, I sometimes wonder my self if modern DNA could find out, it would be interesting 🤔 anyway great video.
Very unusual thank you for telling us about him Paul. In September of this year they fully confirmed he isn't related to the Badens
Well, I've never heard of Kasper Hauser. However, I feel that he was just an orphan boy who ran away from an orphanage and he did all this to get attention.
1:39. Those eyes are very disturbing.
Son of a criminal. "It would cost me my neck..." Possibly kept in a cage. Then when the ex-cavalier highwayman needed to move, he was dumped with a fake note.
Among many possibilities, sounds like a mentally ill very young man, or child, that left, or was kicked out because he was to too difficult to care for.
In that lying and self injury actually are trauma resultant traits, my guess is that he embellished his worst times as full time while stirring in some fantasy, perhaps he was neglected in a many sibling household, especially with his willingness to take life threatening injury to get care and attention.
There were loads of Ferrol kids in my family...
What a sad man to die so young by his own hand. Some people are caught in a vicious cycle of declining fortunes. This young man must have been very desperate to make up all these stories. No wonder he ended up unhappy and alone. We will probably never know his true origin story even with DNA analysis.
I remember Qxir's video about this.
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Yea, I wondered about his learning to write and ability to speak socially, but on the other hand what did he gain? He was ridiculed more than believed. Maybe it was partly true and partly made up. Abused and abandoned old enough for some socialization and then his either hiding, or not remembering some details.
While someone might hang a pistol on the wall, it doesn’t seem likely anyone would hang a loaded and cocked firearm on a wall in a home. So Kaspar Hauser was apparently a liar. That doesn’t give any hints as to the truth, but it makes us discount his own statements.
I was somewhat of a feral child myself, never suckled by a wild Wolf though!
Have you done one on Nicola Tesla or Martin Luther?
WOW
Have you seen the movie based on his life?
Clever con artist who fooled everybody ! My mother was a wolf & my father was a dog, but here I am pedigree letters in hand. 😃😄🐾🐾
Well, I never heard of him before. Definitely a faker.
My country (USA) is filled with feral children. Though it’s usually possible to determine at least who their biological mother is it painfully obvious that they have had no parenting whatsoever. Normally by their teens they have already been introduced to our courts and criminal justice system . They’re wild, uncontrollable and can be very dangerous if casually approached in their natural habitat. Unfortunately it’s usually futile to train them once they reach this point and confinement is required to protect the general population from their predatory behavior. Anyone who wonders why our population is armed to the teeth need only live in one of our larger urban areas to understand. Violence is their language and it is the only thing that keeps them from getting out of their habit and into the world of people who work everyday and obey the laws of society. Don’t feel sorry for us because they’re spreading to every Western society on the planet and examples of their behavior can be seen everywhere from the UK, France, and many other European countries.
Depressingly true, I fear.
It's so sad...I have to wonder if he had Asperger's syndrome. He certainly fits the mold for it.
I live with someone with Asperger's, and he is a very bright, kind person who functions just fine in the world. He has held important jobs in computer security and research most of his life. Yes, he is a little socially awkward, but not "backwards" and barely functioning as Kasper Hauser was. I think Hauser was not very bright to begin with, and was then kept in isolation for a long time with no opportunity to develop his mind or learn to interact with others as my friend has learned to do. No, not Asperger's but something else that we may never know the answer to.
@ my younger brother has it as well. He’s intelligent but has some issues with social cues.
@@janeyrevanescence12my friend is 72, and as he's gotten older ( I've known him for almost 40 years) he gets better and better over time with the social cues. At this point, people don't really notice anything other than he's quiet. If your brother is still young, he may become better and less ackward in social situations as time passes.
Multiple personalities?
He sounds like he could had been schizophrenic
Are they only looking at maternal DNA, what about paternal?
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Many cold cases are solved with DNA reverse ancestry. It would be interesting if this could be done with Kasper.
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