NEW YORK — David Berry and Morgan Helquist grew up in Rochester, New York, without knowing they were each other's half-siblings.
It was only when Berry, now 37 and living in Miami, took a DNA test several years ago that he began to unravel his biological history.
Helquist, who still lives in the Rochester area, and Berry, would go on to find more half-siblings, as first reported by"There was five of us and we were all the same age -- and 6 and then 7 -- and it started to feel like, well, if there's seven, there might be 20 and if there's 20, there might be a hundred," said Helquist."And I started to feel terrified."
Both Helquist and Berry's mothers said Wortman told them he was using sperm from an anonymous medical student, not on his own. Helquist said Wortman had been her gynecologist for the past decade."He knew the whole time who he was, and I didn't. He took away that choice for me."
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