Two women filed a case against a hospital in Oklahoma, USA, because they were replaced at birth 57 years ago, according to the Daily Mail, that both Tina Ines and Jill Lopez (58 years) were born at Duncan Hospital on May 18, 1964, but an error caused them to be handed over to the other’s parents..

Two women in childhood

The two women didn’t know the truth until Enes sent her DNA to the site Ancestry.com With some puzzling results, and with some help from her daughter and a bit of internet searching, she tracked down Ines Lopez, who took her own DNA test and confirmed that she was the actual biological daughter of Ines’ mother, Catherine Jones..

The two women initiated a compensation case against the hospital for negligence and causing emotional and psychological damage for more than 58 years, and Enis, who works in the post, said she noticed that she was taller and thinner than her mother and her two brothers, but she looked like the man they thought was her biological father, who died. When she was two years old.

Her father Jones had also died when she was a child, and in 2019, Ines took a DNA test to try to learn more via a sample from her grandfather, but she was confused when the results came out, and her list of DNA relatives included names she did not know, including the mother of her. Lopez, the results also showed that the mother and daughter are not related.

At first, she thought that there was something wrong with the results, but the customer service on the site told her that the results were accurate, and here the journey of searching online began, and when I found a woman who gave birth on the same day, I sent her a letter imploring her to take her own DNA test, which Show that Jones was her mother.

Jones didn’t believe it at first, but when she saw the picture of Lopez, who works in real estate sales, she initially thought it was an old picture of her, and after the two women were reunited with their real families, they sued the hospital.