Care worker who inherited £50m estate after DNA test proved he was son of the aristocratic owner 'broke man's leg in pub fight'
Jordan Adlard-Rogers, 38, spent years trying to prove that Charles Rogers - who held the 1,536-acre family seat at the National Trust Penrose Estate in Cornwall - was his real father.
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