Krystena Murray says she was "turned into an unwitting surrogate, against her will, for another couple" and has been left "emotionally and physically broken".

Regardless, Murray resolved to raise the child. But after reporting the mix-up to the fertility clinic, she says, its staff tracked down and notified the baby’s biological parents. They demanded ...

The couple later sued for custody, and DNA tests confirmed they were the baby’s biological parents. To avoid further hardship for the child, Murray voluntarily gave up custody in May 2024 and ...

MORE: Father, daughter sue after alleged IVF mix-up show there is no biological relation The other couple sued Murray for custody, and she turned over the baby five months after giving birth.

A former patient of a fertility clinic in Savannah has filed a lawsuit against the fertility clinic for allegedly implanting ...

Five months after the birth, she had to give custody of the baby back to the biological parents. NBC News' Priya Sridhar spoke with the woman at the center of the case. NBC ...

Murray is suing a fertility clinic after a mistake led to doctors implanting another patient's embryo instead of her own.

SAVANNAH, Ga. -- A Georgia woman is suing a fertility clinic after an in vitro fertilization (IVF) mix-up allegedly led to staff implanting the wrong embryo and to her giving birth to another ...