If you plan on finding out secretly secure a sample of the boy's DNA along with your husband's and brother-in-law's if you just have to know. If it is true tread carefully cause you don't want your nephew getting hurt cause he sees your brother-in-law as his father. If you feel the need to confront someone about this is issue then I'd start with your sister then your husband. Before you confront your husband I suggest you make up your mind whether or not you plan on staying married to him cause it will effect how you approach your confrontation. If the DNA is a non-issue (it could simply be recessive) never tell anyone you did it. And if you do decide to do it have the information sent to a post office box.

You are a paranoid idiot.

Fake FML or you're just tooo stupid to know shit about genetics!! Best of luck to the hubby!!

I say trust your gut, if you honestly feel that way then run a DNA test. But like many say... Just because you dont think it runs in your family.. It may have a long time ago.

I think blue eyes are because your eyes don't produce melanin, or produce very little, so if the kid should have had brown eyes but the melanin didn't work properly in the eyes they would turn out blue whether they were supposed to or not. Freckles are where your skin doesn't produce melanin evenly so I imagine that could be caused by a gene not working properly either. I don't know about dimples though...

Dominant*************!!!!!!!!!

My daughter came out with white skin, blue eyes and curly copper hair. I'm black so obviously what you think are dominant genes really aren't. My fiance likes to say that his sperm are so strong they terminated my genes.

Most (if not all babies) are born with blue eyes, then over time can change into a different color or stay the same.

*da da da daaaaa* Captain Paranoia Strikes Again!! (Ruining marriages since 4173BC)

Don't be so suspicious