Three identical strangers

[I love walmart]

I’m watching this on channel 4 now. It’s fascinating and incredible that such a thing could have ever happened. Identical triplet boys were adopted out to 3 separate families never knowing they were from triplets, until the age of 19

[Bella1]

My daughter watched that on the plane back from Orlando on Monday night. She said it was fascinating but sad. I'll have to catch it.

[KateD]

So sad and the fact it was an experiment breaks my heart

[Libby29]

The fact they never revealed it was an experiment or even released the findings of the study is awful 😳

[parkgirl]

I missed the first part of the programme but the ending and conclusion is so sad. How they were ‘placed’ all as an experiment and not just them. Awful.

[Kd0758]

I’ve only just watched it. I remember seeing them doing some interviews about the documentary and finding it fascinating.

I find it so strange that they got more than one set of identical multiples to use as their study. It seems quite niche to find identical multiples who are up for adoption with the same agency.

It’s heartbreaking, especially the pure evilness, that made them lock the documents away until it’s likely that all of the subjects will have passed away.

[disney20042012]

And the fact that it was sheer chance that they found each other.

[Hank]

I found it shocking that this happened in the name of research, what particularly annoyed me was the heartless attitude of the of the two people they interviewed who were involved in this.

Hank

[Loopylooloo]

My heart broke for these guys, they were such lovely handsome boys, its awful what happened to them. Im not surprised though I think there have been so many awful experiments over the years, nothing surprises me anymore, its just sad.

[EssexSue]

I saw this on the plane too, I actually thought at first it was a made up and slightly far fetched story. I was truly shocked to find out it was real.