TAMPA, Fla. – A Florida couple is suing a hospital after their infant son died and his body was lost. The Tampa Bay Times reports Kathryn and Travis Wilson claim in the lawsuit that St. Joseph's Hospital lost the body of their son Jacob, who died only three days after he was born in February. The lawsuit filed recently in Hillsborough County Circuit Court accuses the hospital of negligence and reckless infliction of emotional distress. In a statement, BayCare Health System, which owns and operates St. Joseph’s, apologized for the Wilsons’ loss. The company said the hospital has “investigated all avenues and fully cooperated in all search efforts” to find the baby’s body.

A Florida security guard dubbed the "miracle man" by hospital workers made a remarkable recovery after lying unconscious for seven hours in a brutally hot parking lot with fire ants marching across his face. Clifford Rice, 49, suffered a seizure last month at Tampa's Raymond James Stadium, according to St. Joseph's Hospital workers, who treated the man. After he was found, he was rushed to St. Joseph's, where medical professionals didn't expect him to recover. "I'm fortunate, very fortunate," Rice said. RELATED STORIESSearch Is On for Missing Girl Stepdad Says Was Taken While He Was Unconscious for a DayBoy, 11, Drags Unconscious Man From Bottom of Pool to Edge, Saving His Life: PoliceWoman, 27, Dies of the Flu After Boyfriend Finds Her Unconscious in Bathroom