91-year-old lab owner admits to sending incorrect paternity test results, causing distress to families.

91-year-old owner of Canadian DNA lab Viaguard Accu-Metrics, Harvey Tenenbaum, admitted to sending incorrect paternity test results, causing distress to multiple families. The lab's inaccurate prenatal paternity test kit, sold for $800-$1000, led to shattered lives and impacted the lives of dozens of people. Viaguard lost its accreditation in 2015, but continued selling tests despite awareness of larger issues within the lab.