Family of British explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes say they don't know where he is
Summary
Sir Ranulph Fiennes, a famous British explorer, has not been seen or contacted by his family and friends for months. Concerns have risen about his well-being after reports said he might be in care homes under false names, but police confirm he is in a proper care setting without immediate risk.Key Facts
- Sir Ranulph Fiennes is 82 years old and a well-known British explorer who visited both poles by surface travel.
- He has not appeared in public for nearly two years following a Parkinson's disease diagnosis.
- Family members say they have not been allowed to visit or contact him for a long time.
- It is alleged that he has been placed in several care homes using fake names after a family disagreement involving his second wife.
- Cheshire Police said they know about the situation and believe he is being properly cared for with no urgent safety concerns.
- His stepson, Alex Millington-Cotes, wants legal authority over Sir Ranulph's care removed from his mother and given to people who truly care about him.
- Alex started a fundraising campaign to cover legal costs to find and protect Sir Ranulph.
- Sir Ranulph’s late first wife’s sister said she managed to see him only once by entering a care home where she was told he lived; he expressed love and longing for his friends and family.
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