Moms speak out, alleging their sons were switched at birth decades ago
Summary
Two mothers say their sons were switched at birth in 1988 at a hospital in North Dakota. The discovery came after one son took a DNA test that matched him to the other family, leading to a lawsuit against the hospital.Key Facts
- Jeremy Morrison and Kyle Bylin were born on the same day, January 26, 1988, at Unity Medical Center in North Dakota.
- The two boys were reportedly switched at birth and went home with each other's families.
- The hospital says it has no medical records from 1988 and denies responsibility for the alleged switch.
- Kyle Bylin took a DNA test given to him as a Christmas gift which showed his DNA matched Jeremy Morrison's family.
- Jeremy Morrison’s DNA also matched Kyle Bylin’s parents, confirming the mix-up.
- Both families have filed a lawsuit against the hospital in state court.
- Morrison wants a formal apology from the hospital, stating they are fully at fault.
- The situation has caused emotional distress but Morrison says he values both the family he was raised in and the family he discovered.
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