Two sisters, Tasheena Greaves and Janae Nelson, say they discover they are not biologically related to the man they believed was their father, according to a lawsuit. The women, who are 41 and 40 respectively, previously understood themselves to be the children of their 87-year-old father, Warren Greaves, the complaint states. The sisters claim that a DNA test produced findings that contradict that family relationship. They are seeking legal recourse, though the specific claims and requested remedies are not detailed in the information provided here. The coverage frames the situation as a “horrific realization” following the DNA results, and presents the case as an allegation made in court filings rather than a confirmed finding by a judge or other authority. The reports focus on the sisters’ account of what they believed prior to testing and what the test allegedly revealed, describing a dispute rooted in family paternity and the consequences of the DNA evidence.