Updated
Updated · CBS New York · Jul 18
Two Families Sue Unity Medical Center Over 36-Year Birth Switch Claim
Updated
Updated · CBS New York · Jul 18

Two Families Sue Unity Medical Center Over 36-Year Birth Switch Claim

3 articles · Updated · CBS New York · Jul 18

Summary

  • A Colorado man’s DNA test two years ago showed the parents who raised him were not his biological parents, triggering a lawsuit by both families against Unity Medical Center.
  • Jeremy Morrison said an aunt’s DNA match led to Kyle Bylin, whom he believes was the only other baby born at the Grafton, North Dakota, hospital on the same day in 1988.
  • Both sets of parents have since met their biological sons, though Morrison and Bylin have not yet met each other, according to KKTV.
  • Unity Medical Center said records and staffing details from nearly four decades ago no longer exist and denied finding evidence that its staff caused the switch.

Insights

Switched at birth 36 years ago, why haven't the two men at the center of this lawsuit met?
Can a legal time limit protect a hospital from a decades-old mistake that DNA evidence just uncovered?