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NEWPORT, Ky. (WKRC) - Newport Police are investigating after a teen told police he was abducted seven years ago and that his name is Timmothy Pitzen. Now, several law enforcement agencies are trying to determine if he is Pitzen, a boy who went missing from Aurora, Illinois, in 2011. The boy was found Wednesday morning near W. Eighth and Columbia streets in Newport. At first, neighbors thought he was up to something. Sharon Hall snapped a picture of the boy around 7:30 a. m.

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A new examination of a years-old case surrounding a missing child, his mother's suicide and a chilling note that led to an ongoing search has many wondering: is...

Is Timmothy Pitzen alive? A new documentary from NBC Chicago and NBC 5 Investigates upends previous theories about the missing Aurora boy’s whereabouts.

A new documentary from NBC Chicago and NBC 5 Investigates follows the twists and turns of the case with exclusive interviews and details that upend previous...

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AURORA, Illinois (NBC Chicago) - Kara Jacobs vividly remembers the day she got the news about her sister Amy Fry-Pitzen from her mother.

New information is coming to light as October 18, 2022 marks Timmothy Pitzen’s 18th birthday.

Man, 24, Who Falsely Claimed to Be Missing Boy Timmothy Pitzen Sentenced to 2 Years Prison People 12/18/2020 Benjamin VanHoose © Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction; Timmothy James Pitzen - Little Boy Lost/Facebook Brian Michael Rini; Timmothy Pitzen Brian Michael Rini, the man who impersonated the long-missing Timmothy Pitzen and got a desperate familys hopes up, has been sentenced to prison. On Tuesday, the 24-year-old Ohio man was sentenced to two years in p...

Man who claimed to be long-missing boy gets 2 year sentence, apologizes to boys family December 16, 2020 / 6:52 AM / CBS/AP Timmothy Pitzen family: "Back to ground zero" A federal judge Tuesday sentenced an apologetic Ohio man to two years behind bars and one year of probation for falsely claiming to be a long-missing Illinois child. Brian Michael Rini, now 25, said he was sorry during the video hearing before U.S. District Judge Michael Barrett made his sentence official.  "I wish tha...