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Hospital Swap: DNA Reveals Man Raised by Wrong Family
16 Jul
Summary
- DNA ancestry results revealed a man was raised by the wrong parents.
- Two newborns were allegedly switched at the same hospital in 1988.
- The biological sons and their families are now suing the hospital.

A remarkable case has emerged involving a man who learned he was raised by the wrong parents due to an alleged hospital mix-up. The revelation began when his aunt submitted DNA information to an ancestry website, which identified a man named Kyle Bylin as her nephew. This finding prompted him to take a DNA test himself.
The test results confirmed that the individuals he believed were his parents were not biologically related to him. He discovered that Kyle Bylin, born on January 26, 1988, at the same hospital, had been raised by Morrison's biological parents. Morrison expressed that this situation significantly altered his life's path.
Morrison and Bylin, along with their families, have filed a lawsuit against Unity Medical Center. They allege that the hospital switched the two newborns shortly after their births in 1988. The hospital has denied these allegations, stating that it is investigating the situation but has found no evidence of fault by its staff.
Unity Medical Center also noted that records from the period in question are no longer available, and none of the delivery staff from 1988 remain employed by the hospital. While both sets of parents have met their biological sons, Morrison and Bylin have yet to meet each other. Their attorney indicated that the lawsuit recently became public.