2 families sue hospital after Colorado man claims he was switched at birth
Summary
Two families are suing a hospital in North Dakota after a man from Colorado discovered through a DNA test that he was likely switched at birth with another man born the same day at that hospital 36 years ago. The hospital denies any wrongdoing, saying records and staff from that time are no longer available to clarify the situation.Key Facts
- Jeremy Morrison took a DNA test two years ago and found his parents are not his biological parents.
- Morrison believes he was switched at birth with Kyle Bylin, who was born the same day at Unity Medical Center in 1988.
- Both sets of parents have met their biological sons, but the two men have not met each other yet.
- The families filed a lawsuit against Unity Medical Center, which denies responsibility.
- The hospital says it has no medical or staff records from 36 years ago to provide evidence.
- Unity Medical Center expresses sympathy but says it found no proof it caused the mix-up.
- Morrison grew up feeling different and stood out in appearance from his family.
- The hospital is located in Grafton, North Dakota; Morrison currently lives in Colorado.
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