Keeping it in the family!
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By cantstoplaughing - 06/10/2010 04:32 - United States
...and you're your own grandpa!
Well at least something runs in your family lol
I call BS on this, because to get the results OP claims, every one of his male relatives would have had to have taken the DNA test. I can understand the unknowing "Dad" and "Grandpa," but the uncle would have known what the results would be. Why would he agree to the test? Also, Op's "Dad" would still be his half-uncle, unless as another poster stated, his "Dad" is adopted.
morbid curiosity maybe?
F your dad's life for not having a father and not having a child.
Sounds like you've got a few nuts in your family tree.
I call bull. Ancestry does not test paternity. I've also had one done.
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I feel like in OP's situation, the DNA test stands for "Do Not Ask!"
Were none of these people aware of you taking the test? Your grandma, mum and dad/uncle? How would they even let it go this far! Sucks to be your 'dad' though! I'd love a follow up.