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Family and friends of the 82-year-old explorer report being unable to see or speak to him for months, prompting his stepson to start a crowdfunding campaign to find him. Sir Ranulph is reportedly residing in various care homes under different names, a situation attributed to a family disagreement concerning his second wife, Louise Millington-Cotes.
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