Men switched at birth uncover hospital mix-up after DNA test decades later
Two North Dakota men are suing Unity Medical Center after DNA testing indicated they were switched at birth nearly four decades ago. The discovery has left both men seeking answers and highlights the lasting emotional and personal consequences of an alleged hospital error.
Jeremy Morrison and Kyle Bylin were born in 1988 and learned of the apparent mix-up through DNA test results. They allege negligence by the hospital, which says it no longer has records from that period; the lawsuit is intended to establish how the switch happened and who was responsible.
- DNA tests indicated two men were switched at birth.
- They are suing a North Dakota hospital for negligence.
- The hospital says records from 1988 no longer exist.