Jeremy Morrison

Two men discovered through DNA tests that they were switched at birth 38 years ago at Unity Medical Center in North Dakota and are suing the hospital for the lifelong consequences. The hospital denies staff responsibility, citing lack of evidence and destroyed records.

Kyle Bylin and Jeremy Morrison discovered through DNA tests that they were switched at birth and are suing a North Dakota hospital for the alleged error. The DNA tests, initially a gift for Bylin, revealed they were raised by each other's biological families.

Kyle Bylin and Jeremy Morrison discovered they were switched at birth nearly four decades ago after Bylin's DNA test. They are suing the North Dakota hospital responsible for the alleged mix-up.

Two men discovered through DNA tests that they were switched at birth 38 years ago at a North Dakota hospital, leading their families to sue the hospital for robbing them of their true lives. The hospital denies staff responsibility, citing missing records and no evidence of wrongdoing.

Two men discovered via DNA tests that they were switched at birth 38 years ago at Unity Medical Center in Grafton, North Dakota. Their families are suing the hospital, which acknowledges the switch but claims no evidence of staff responsibility, as records from the time no longer exist.

Two men discovered through DNA tests that they were switched at birth 38 years ago at Unity Medical Center in North Dakota. Their families are suing the hospital, which denies staff responsibility, citing lost records and no evidence of error.

Two men, Kyle Bylin and Jeremy Morrison, discovered through DNA tests that they were switched at birth 38 years ago at Unity Medical Center in Grafton, North Dakota. Their families are suing the hospital, claiming they were robbed of their true lives, while the hospital denies staff responsibility due to lost records and no remaining staff from the time of the incident.

Two families are suing Unity Medical Center in North Dakota, alleging hospital staff switched two baby boys at birth in 1988. Kyle Bylin and Jeremy Morrison, now adults, discovered through DNA testing that they were raised by the wrong biological parents. The hospital denies the allegations and claims the lawsuit may be barred by the statute of limitations.

Jeremy Morrison discovered through a DNA test that his parents are not his biological parents, leading him to claim a birth switch. Two families are now suing the hospital involved.

Two families are suing Unity Medical Center in Grafton, North Dakota, alleging hospital staff switched newborns Kyle Bylin and Jeremy Morrison at birth in 1988. The plaintiffs claim the mix-up went undiscovered for 36 years and seek over $50,000 in damages, while the hospital denies the allegations and requests dismissal citing statute of limitations and comparative fault.

Two families are suing Unity Medical Center in North Dakota, alleging hospital staff switched newborns Kyle Bylin and Jeremy Morrison at birth in 1988. The plaintiffs claim the mix-up went undiscovered for 36 years and seek damages for negligence and emotional distress. The hospital denies the allegations and seeks dismissal, citing statute of limitations and comparative fault.

Two families are suing Unity Medical Center in Grafton, N.D., alleging hospital staff switched newborns Kyle Bylin and Jeremy Morrison at birth in 1988, leading to the men being raised by the wrong families for over 36 years. The plaintiffs claim negligence and other legal violations, while the hospital denies the allegations and seeks dismissal, citing statute of limitations and comparative fault.