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It was later discovered that a man who donated sperm and became the biological father of 36 children was an ex-convict of schizophrenia.
According to a recent newsletter from the US, Atlantic, etc., Chris Azales, 43, who lives in the US, has donated his sperm twice a week to the Zytex Sperm Bank in Georgia since 2000 when he was 23 years. It was to receive cash and use it for living expenses.
He introduced himself as an IQ 160 genius, speaking four languages and preparing to earn a PhD in neuroscientific engineering.
He donated sperm under the name ‘donor 9623’ and was sent to various states in the United States, Great Britain and Canada, to become the biological father of at least 36 children. “He is a popular donor and his sperm is in great demand,” said Zytex Sperm Bank.
However, all the personal information he entered was false. Not only did he never go to graduate school, but he dropped out of college in 2000. He was diagnosed with schizophrenia in 1999 and was hospitalized for mental illness while donating sperm. In 2005, he was charged with theft and sentenced to eight months in prison, and in 2014 he attempted suicide by borrowing a shooting pistol. And his father was color blind.
This was reportedly discovered in 2014 when Zytex Sperm Bank accidentally sent a business document with his name to the families who had donated Azeles’ sperm.
Atlantic said: “Families of babies were surprised to have unregulated sperm and were concerned that their children might have inherited a predisposition to mental illness.”
The boy’s family sued Azeles for fraud. Azales went to the police station and reported that he had donated sperm by filling in false information, but avoided criminal punishment. The family has also filed more than 12 lawsuits on the sperm bank side since 2016. There is a lawsuit pending in the Georgia Supreme Court, The Sun said.
Six years after his identity was recently revealed, Azales publicly apologized to the baby and his family through a podcast. “I hope the families and babies involved can forgive me in their hearts,” she said. “I am very sorry to have broken your trust and I am not happy.” “When I dreamed of success as a drummer, I dropped out of college and one of my roommates saw an ad in the newspaper and informed me about the sperm bank.”
He appealed: “I want my children to live a happy and peaceful life for a long time” and “I want them to realize that their intention is not malicious.” He said, “I want to meet at least some people at some point, if not all.”
