I'd be interested to know what he said in therapy, if you care to share.
While I certainly understand the therapist's reasoning about the question asking, I think you can and will accept a reasonable truth. So far you've gotten lies. Rather than view the absence of an answer to mean that he is getting away with something (that is more like a parent-child) relationship, think of it as helping closure. We humans are a curious bunch and really do need answers. If you knew and he/both of you could work on whatever real answer was given, trust would be easier to rebuild.
Good luck to the both of you.
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