How one woman’s stolen ID made her the mother of a meth-addicted baby

When Anndorie Cromar’s driver’s license was stolen, she reported the theft to police. Then she received a call from someone at Child Protective Services who said her newborn baby was addicted to methamphetamine. But Cromar hadn’t just had a baby. She was one of a growing number of Americans to fall victim to medical identity fraud. Years later, she still receives calls from people who think she is the child’s legal mother. In this America Tonight excerpt, Lisa Fletcher speaks to Cromar about her ongoing struggle to clear her name.