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Lead in sensational 1955 Long Island kidnap mystery: Michigan man claims he was abduc
The mom left her toddler son and his baby sister outside a Long Island supermarket, told her boy to be good and ducked inside to buy a loaf of bread.
Minutes later, when his mom returned, Steven Damman had vanished into thin air.
Cops found a stroller nearby with his baby sister inside. But the nearly 3-year-old boy was gone, along with the bag of jellybeans he was munching on.
It was Halloween Day 1955.
More than 50 years later, there may be a major breakthrough in one of New York's most baffling disappearances. A middle-aged Michigan man recently came forward to claim he is Steven Damman, sources told the Daily News.
"The development is being treated seriously," said a source familiar with the investigation.
DNA tests from the FBI lab in Quantico, Va., due back in about a month, could confirm the man's claim.
Jerry Damman, the missing boy's father, who was an airman attached to the base at Long Island's Mitchel Field at the time, was reluctant yesterday to discuss the case.
Lead in sensational 1955 Long Island kidnap mystery: Michigan man claims he was abducted child
if its true it will be sad for the mom and dad
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wow! I have no idea what I would do. I mean my son would have lived a life already, and we would be strangers, but I so would embrace him if he turned out to be mine. I wonder what made this gentleman think that he was not who he thought he was.
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