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Everything I thought I knew about myself

just vanished. And I sat there

going, I don't know anything about me.

I don't know how old I am.

I don't know my name.

Music I don't know my name. Welcome to The Knife. I'm Pasha Eaton.

I'm Hannah Smith. This week we have part one of a two-part series. Part two will air next week.

Today we're speaking with Paul Franksack. In December of 1974, Paul was 10 years old when he accidentally learned that he'd been kidnapped as a newborn baby, just one day old.

Later, found states away and returned to his family.

It was a miracle.

But as Paul got older, he dug deeper and deeper into his own abduction.

And with every answer, came more questions.

And then in 2012 came a DNA test that would upend the story Paul had been told about his life.

Let's get into the interview.

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