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"  In an odd case of life imitating art (if you define &amp;quot;art&amp;quot; as &amp;quot;a Jason Bateman and Jennifer Aniston movie from 2010 that has 51 percent on Rotten Tomatoes,&amp;quot;) the Associated Press reports that a man has actually knowingly swapped out his sperm for another donor&amp;#039;s so he could father a child. During an attempt to trace her family&amp;#039;s lineage, Pamela Branum found that her daughter was not a genetic match for the man that she thought was the father, and instead matched Thomas Ray Lippert, a fertility clinic worker at the University of Utah. Lippert, now deceased, was actually a convicted felon. In 1975, he took a plea bargain for kidnapping and torturing a female college student. Then, for some reason, the University of Utah decided it was a great idea to give this man unmitigated access to semen. The University has issued a statement acknowledging that semen had been tampered with, but not noting why a criminal was working at their fertility clinic in the first place. This being real life, the Branum family doesn&amp;#039;t have a happy ending in which everyone shrugs off the fact that Jason Bateman deceived Jennifer Aniston because he was drunk and secretly in love with her. In this version, Branum&amp;#039;s daughter spends time asking, &amp;quot;Now, my dad is not my biological father. Who am I?&amp;quot; and Branum voices her suspicions that she is &amp;quot;one of many&amp;quot; victims. A disturbing tale. Photo Credit: Getty Want more from Frank? Follow him on Twitter. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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