Lawsuit claims hospital switched Suffolk man at birth
Kevin McMahon says Jamaica Hospital swapped him with Ross McMahon, a baby whose birth occurred within the same two hours as his.
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Apr 7, 2025, 4:13 PM
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Updated 5 hr ago
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9h agoA Suffolk man is taking legal action against a Queens hospital – claiming that he was switched at birth.
Kevin McMahon says Jamaica Hospital swapped him with Ross McMahon, a baby whose birth occurred within the same two hours as his.
Court documents state that he was able to prove it through DNA testing from Ancestry.com.
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