Separated At Birth, These Triplets Were Part Of A Bizarre Social Experiment

His new roommate was the spitting image of his old roommate, a guy named Eddy Galland who had recently transferred to another college. Domitz peppered his new roommate with questions. He was astonished to learn that both Robert and his old roommate, Eddy, shared a birthday, July 12, 1961, and that both were adopted. Domitz was convinced that Robert was more than Eddy’s doppelganger…he was convinced that Robert was Eddy’s long lost twin.

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