Anonymous Health Care Provider d/b/a Anonymous, John DoeĬR - Direct Appeals (Non Capital, Non-LWOP)Įlizabeth White, Matthew White v. Anonymous Health Care Provider, John Doe, M.D. List of Cline court cases Caseĭecided plea guilty, one-year suspended sentence, fine $500 petition for AMS filed and denied In an interlocutory appeal, a panel of Indiana Court of Appeals affirmed the lower court's decision, finding that "Matthew sufficiently stated breach of contract and tort claims for which relief can be granted." Īs of May 2022, Cline had paid out more than $1.35 million to settle three civil lawsuits filed by donor children and families. They then filed a multi-count complaint in Marion Superior Court. The proposed complaint cites negligence, constructive fraud, battery, breach of contract, breach of express warranty, and negligent hiring or retention as to defendant and reproductive endocrinology associates.
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On November 30, 2016, Elizabeth White and son Matthew White filed a proposed complaint for damages and demand for jury trial with the State of Indiana Department of Insurance. Donald Cline, Cline pleaded guilty to two Level 6 felony counts of obstruction of justice and received a one-year suspended sentence. The results confirmed a 99.9997% probability of paternity. The attorney general then conducted an independent DNA test. Ballard played the audio of the voice mail. Ganote told DeLaney that Cline was lying to them. "Um, my wife and I, uh, after 57 years of marriage, um, we have had a great deal of problems over this. He had placed the call to ask Ballard for help with damage control. I only donated my own sample nine or 10 times," he said. Cline, You know, I thought I was doing the right thing. Documents show that he had told investigators, "I can emphatically say that at no time did I ever use my own sample for insemination nor was I a donor." Īfter a story aired on Fox59, Cline left a voicemail for Ballard contradicting what he had told investigators. During her investigation, Ganote learned that Cline had lied to the attorney general's office in their investigation. Fox59 anchor Angela Ganote investigated her story. Then Indiana attorney general Tim DeLaney declined to prosecute because "there was no law forbidding Cline’s conduct." Ballard then pursued media coverage. Investigations and litigation īallard filed a complaint with the Attorney General of Indiana who initiated an investigation in 2015. Cline is now known to have covertly fathered at least 94 offspring. Her genetic genealogy research ultimately revealed Cline, her mother's fertility doctor, as her biological father. Cline, reviewed the results of her at-home DNA test, she discovered a biological connection to seven previously unknown half-siblings. In 2014 when Jacoba Ballard, a daughter of a former patient of Dr. He is prohibited from reinstatement by the Medical Licensing Board of Indiana. Following his felony conviction in 2018, Cline surrendered his medical license. He practiced there until retiring in 2009. In 1979, Cline opened his clinic on 2020 West 86th Street in Indianapolis and specialized in reproductive endocrinology & infertility. After interning at IU Health Methodist Hospital, he served two years in the Air Force and 12 years as inactive reserve. from Indiana University School of Medicine. 3 Effect on Cline's patients and their childrenĬline received his undergraduate degree from Indiana University and his M.D.
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