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He reportedly became suspicious after finding inconsistencies with what his parents told him, and learning that his dad was not his real father. The man posted his thoughts on Facebook, and is now hoping to get answers about his childhood. We will use your email address only for sending you newsletters. Please see ourPrivacy Noticefor details of your data protection rightsBottom of Form Captain Ronald Taig from the Livonia Police Department told WDIV: "What's odd is that he claimed that he didn’t want any of this information out in the media and from what I understand he has put this out on social media. “We are going to reach out, obviously, to the family and provide his information, to see if they want to contact him."SEE ALSO: Policy, police and State: Why our youth keep disappearing and what needs to be done
Soon after his disappearance, D'Wan's mum said: "The only thing that I want the public to know, is that my only concern is finding my son. "Whoever has my baby, I know he's safe, and I know you're taking good care of him ... What I'm hoping is that someone may have ran across my child. "We've got your Christmas ready, so, just come home." She has always maintained she had nothing to do with his disappearance. It is not yet clear if Harris will cooperate with the latest development by providing police with a DNA sample, the Detroit Free Press reports.
