Forger's Son Uncovers Family Fake
A complex case of passport forgery has been uncovered in Kuwait, involving DNA testing that proves many individuals listed in the nationality records—including their children—are not of Gulf or Kuwaiti origin as officially documented. The investigation began after information emerged about the addition of a person named "M" to a passport file despite having no real relation, and it later became clear that "A's" father, "E," is not his biological father. Additionally, "E" is not Gulf-born either and was added to the file through forgery. Authorities employed DNA fingerprinting tests, which revealed that 42 individuals associated with these files—most of whom are fugitives abroad—are not their claimed biological children or grandchildren. The investigations are ongoing to identify the individuals responsible for the forgery, which dates back approximately 115 years. Emphasis is also placed on continued scrutiny and the abolition of counterfeit passports to prevent further fraud.
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