The family of accused kidnapper, James DiMaggio, say 16-year-old Hannah Anderson and her younger brother could be DiMaggio's children.
"We're gonna be requesting from the Anderson family - were gonna try and get a DNA sample from Hannah and anything they have left from Ethan." Andrew Spanswick, DiMaggio Family Spokesman told KGTV, "they've been a lot rumors about whether or not Jim might be the father of either or both children."
James DiMaggio family requests DNA samples for Hannah Anderson, her brother
DiMaggio is accused of killing Hannah's mother and brother. FBI agents tracked Dimaggio to Idaho last week, killing him in a shootout.
So, could the biological connection be real?
Stephanie Elam is OutFront with the latest.
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A Tennessee judge tells the parents of a 7-month-old boy they cannot name their son Messiah.
Judge Lu Ann Ballew ordered the parents to change the child's first name to Martin.
"The word Messiah is a title, and it's a title that has only been earned by one person, and that one person is Jesus Christ," Ballew said.
The judge went on to say her decision is best for the child.
But does her argument add up?
Comedian Dean Obeidallah agrees with the judge, saying she was only looking out for the child. What do you think? Obeidallah took his opinion to the street in our new segment - Dean vs. The Street.