He was imprisoned for robbery, was diagnosed with schizophrenia and is now the father of at least 36 children through the donation of his sperm. Chris Aggeles, a 43-year-old American, lied while filling out medical forms to earn the option of being a donor.
He assured that he spoke several languages, that his IQ was outstanding, with higher studies in neuroscience and a master’s degree in artificial intelligence. Everything was a lie.
After his identity as a sperm donor from an American center was accidentally revealed, the man confessed several truths about his life that have uncovered a real scandal.
La historia real de Chris Aggeles
When he was 23 years old, in 2000, he began donating sperm, encouraged by a friend who saw the ad in the newspaper. “It was a way to provide some stability in my life. It was an honor in many ways, I felt like I was special somehow“, he acknowledged.
By then I was a waiter at Georgia. He recalled that he dropped out of college, was in jail for robbery, and admitted that he attempted suicide at some point.
Court documents revealed that a year before becoming a sperm donor, he was held in a psychiatric institution and was diagnosed with schizophrenia. A drummer, Chris was only motivated by music, although without success.
At least 36 children are your biological children
However, Chris took refuge in his role as a sperm donor by covering up his true identity. The man went up to twice a week to deliver his animated biological material because the bank told him it was a “popular donor” for his impressive resume.
As a consequence of this, he is the biological father of at least 36 children in the United States and Canada. Dozens of couples chose the profile of “donor 9623” believing the lies Chris left on the forms.
By the way, in order not to arouse suspicion, Chris wrote that his father was color blind, this to place some different characteristic in the middle of a perfect picture of health. The parents who found out are shocked and some advance lawsuits against the sperm bank for not being rigorous in the selection of their volunteers.
“I hope that the families involved, and in particular the children involved, can find forgiveness in their hearts,” asked Aggeles, who will also face justice for offering false information.
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