This is the moment a care worker who inherited a £50million estate broke a man’s leg in a pub fight.
Jordan Adlard-Rogers, 38, used a DNA test to prove he was the son of Charles Rogers after the aristocrat died aged 62 from an overdose in August 2018.
He was found to be the sole heir of a 1,536-acre family seat at the National Trust Penrose Estate in Cornwall – valued at around £50million – as Mr Rogers’s mother and brother had also died.
But now, the heir is facing a potential jail sentence after he was found guilty of grievous bodily harm following a
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