Timmothy Pitzen’s aunt says news of a 23-year-old falsely claiming to be the child missing since 2011 is “devastating.” “It’s like reliving that day all over again, and Timmothy’s father is devastated once again.”
The FBI announced today that DNA testing confirms that the teen found in Kentucky on Wednesday whoThe teen reportedly told authorities that he was Timmothy Pitzen, who was last seen when he was 6 years old and his mother took him out of school early in 2011, days beforeFBI Louisville, FBI Cincinnati, Aurora Police Department, Newport Police Department, Cincinnati Police Department and Hamilton County Sheriff's Office have been working together on confirming the individual's identity and...
On Wednesday, what was then-thought to be a teenager allegedly told police that he was Timmothy Pitzen, who had beenin 2011, when he was last seen being checked out of his Aurora, Illinois, school by his mother, Amy Fry-Pitzen. When asked about the person who claimed to be Timmothy, Abramson said that she thinks the man "obviously had a horrible time and felt the need to say he was someone else, and [I] hope that they can find his family.""My prayer has always been that when he is old enough, he would find us if we couldn't find him," Abramson said.
"I said 'I love you buddy,' and he said 'I love you too, Dad, and I'll see you later,' and I'm like 'OK,' and I watched him run off to class," Pitzen told the channel about the last morning he dropped his son off at school.The elder Pitzen said he returned to the school that afternoon, only to find the boy's mother had picked him up about an hour after he was dropped off, allegedly citing a family emergency.
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