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Man With ‘Low-IQ Syndrome’ Fathers 15 Children Through Sperm Donation With Unsuspecting Women

James MacDougall failed to disclose his condition that causes learning disabilities in advertising on his Facebook page

The Post Millennial

From ThePostMillennial.com…

A UK sperm donor that used Facebook to advertise his product fathered 15 children, but never disclosed to the mothers that he has an inheritable genetic condition that causes learning disabilities.

According to the New York Post, 37-year-old James MacDougall fathered these children with lesbian women through his private “donations,” which he advertised on Facebook.

MacDougall went through Facebook to advertise his sperm because he knew that clinics would not accept it because of his condition.

He did this despite knowing that he has Fragile X syndrome, an incurable genetic disorder that leads to developmental delays and low IQ.

 

 

The man’s identity was revealed during a family court battle in Derby, United Kingdom, after he had applied for parental responsibility and child arrangement orders for four of the children he fathered.

The agreement that he originally signed stated that MacDougall did not want contact with some of his children, and the mothers of the children connected to the court case were opposed to his applications.

Derby Court Judge Justice Nathalie Lieven named MacDougall as a means to prevent other women from using him as a sperm donor and ruled he should not have any responsibility for the children as it would cause them harm.
 

 

Lieven also blocked Macdougall from applying for a court order for the next three years due to his lack of insight into his conduct, and because the action would traumatize the mothers.

During the case, the court heard from one 25-year-old woman, identified only as SW, who had gotten in contact with MacDougall after seeing his advertisement.

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