Who Is Krystena Murray? Georgia Woman Sues After Giving Birth to Black Baby
Murray is suing a fertility clinic after a mistake led to doctors implanting another patient's embryo instead of her own.
The Root1d
A major mixup forced Krystena Murray to make a heartbreaking decision
A major mixup at a Georgia fertility clinic forced one woman to make the heartbreaking decision to give up a baby she carried ...
Woman sues fertility clinic, saying she gave birth to another patient’s baby
A woman is suing the fertility clinic that helped her get pregnant using in vitro fertilization two years ago, saying she ...
‘Broken’: Georgia woman who gave birth to someone else’s baby sues fertility clinic
A Georgia woman says her journey to motherhood has left her “emotionally and physically broken,” and now she is suing the company responsible.
Georgia woman sues fertility clinic for implanting wrong embryo after she birthed another couple’s baby
In the lawsuit, Krystena Murray alleges she “was turned into an unwitting surrogate, against her will” and had to surrender ...
WSAV Savannah on MSN3d
Woman suing Coastal Fertility Specialists over IVF mistake speaks out
A woman’s journey to motherhood turned into a nightmare, and now she is suing the company responsible. Krystena Murray wanted ...
USA Today2d
Woman who carried and gave birth to another couple's child sues over IVF mix up
Krystena Murray is suing Coastal Fertility Specialists for allegedly implanting the wrong embryo, resulting in her giving birth to a child not genetically related to her. Murray, a white woman who ...
The Independent2d
Woman sues fertility clinic for implanting wrong embryo — forcing her to hand over baby five months after giving birth
Krystena Murray, from Savannah, underwent in vitro fertilization two years ago and only discovered the fertility clinic’s “reckless” mistake after she delivered a healthy baby boy in ...
ABC72d
Georgia woman gives birth to another couple's biological child in IVF mix-up: lawsuit
Krystena Murray, 38, of Savannah ... despite knowing that the clinic, Coastal Fertility Specialists (CFS), had likely implanted somebody else's embryo, according to the lawsuit.