The mystery of a kidnapped prince in Baden, Germany, has finally been solved after two centuries of speculation and intrigue. In 1812, young Prince Kaspar Hauser, who was around 16, appeared mysteriously in Nuremberg with no knowledge of his past, sparking rumors that he was a missing royal. Some believed he was the rightful heir to the Grand Duchy of Baden, stolen as a baby to secure another family's rule. Modern scientists recently re-examined the case using advanced DNA analysis. They compared Kaspar's genetic material to known descendants of the Baden family and concluded there was no match, proving he wasn’t the lost prince.
