My thoughts exactly.
Like the rapest that later married the victim and they only found out after her child needed a surgery and her husbands blood matched the childs.
Oh I hope someone finds the source because I remember reading that story but I am not capable of finding it and don’t remember if it was a reputable source.
It was a movie called Sin & Redemption that came out in 1994. All the descriptions of the movie say based on a true story, but can’t find the true story itself.
No, that would be ridiculous. In the article that remember from Readers Digest, somehow, during her childs medical event, it became known the father was compatible with the child.
He later admitted to raping to woman then finding out she got pregnant and he made circumstances in which they would meet, they dated and then got married.
The woman never knew until years later.
Unless it's a paternity test, the blood test isn't conclusive of whether he was the dad though, the fact that it could be him because his blood type could give the child their blood type is a bit of a weird jump to he is the dad.
You have think up a very specific scenario for this to work. Like the mom needed to have been suspecting him as that already and then it turned out he had the same rare blood-type as their son (or something like that).
Also don't most hospitals have blood on hand like practically all the time? Seems unusual for them to need the dads help and in a scenario where he is the only option.
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u/Decent_Ad440 15d ago
Either that or he is a very good stalker