Ranulph Fiennes' Stepson Says He Is in Contact With Police Over Explorer's Wellbeing
Alexander Millington-Cotes says a call from Cheshire police has given him hope his concerns about Sir Ranulph Fiennes are being taken seriously.
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The stepson of veteran explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes says he has been contacted by police and intends to speak with them this week regarding concerns about Fiennes' wellbeing, according to the Guardian.
Alexander Millington-Cotes, who is estranged from his mother Louise, Fiennes' second and current wife, said an officer from Cheshire police had called him in recent days. He said the contact from police has given him hope that his concerns are being taken seriously.
The report did not detail the specific nature of the concerns Millington-Cotes has raised about Fiennes' wellbeing, nor did it include a response from Fiennes, his representatives, or Cheshire police regarding the matter.
Sir Ranulph Fiennes, widely regarded as one of the world's most accomplished explorers, has undertaken numerous high-profile polar and endurance expeditions over a career spanning decades. Further details on the situation were not immediately available.
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- Ranulph Fiennes’ stepson says he is in contact with police about explorer’s wellbeing — The Guardian — World
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