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Renee Ghert-Zand is a reporter and feature writer for The Times of Israel. Stephen Mark Erle (later David Rosenberg) at age six months in 1962. His birth mother Margaret Erle was coerced into signing away her parental rights. This photo was taken during the first of just two meetings Margaret and the babys father birth father George Katz were allowed with him while in foster care prior to his adoption. (Courtesy of Margaret Erle Katz) George Katz and Margaret Erle, when Margaret was six months ...

The Sinister True Story of the Triplets Separated at Birth as Part of Cruel Social Experiment In 1980, when Robert Shafran arrived for his first day of college at Sullivan County Community College in New York, he was confused and overwhelmed by people he had never met warmly greeting him with hugs and high-fives, and, strangest of all, calling him Eddy. The reason behind the odd reception emerged when he met his new roommate Michael Domitz. It turned out that Michael’s roommate from the previ...

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Homes to see, is mental illness heritable? >> eddy was in the hospital for -- i think it was three weeks. and then he came back to work at the restaurant. i wasnt there. david was with him all the time. i think maybe he could give you better detail about it. >> i was running the kitchen. eddy wasnt in. i was running the kitchen, he was running the front of the house. thats the way it worked. and i knew who he was. and he lived across the street. >> so david called me from the restaurant and he a...

>> i dont think she ever got over the fact that she had triplets and had to give them up. >> you know, to us at 19, you drink like a fish, you think youre invincible. but we found it a little concerning that she was pretty much keeping up with us. you know. the apple doesnt fall that far from the tree, and thats the tree. i was less than thrilled. and we had our parents already, so it was -- we met her, and it was okay. but she was not a particularly close part of our lives. we were all young an...

Looking at you too. >> to have all three of them at the house at one time -- it was really madness. >> my emotions were shock, shock and more shock. i mean -- i -- you cant -- i cant explain it. i havent got the terminology. >> one of our reporters came running over to me and said, youre not going to believe this, you are not going to believe the call we just got. you know the two kids on the front page today? well, theres a third. >> they even moved the same way. all of us just sat back and wat...

Where nobody can touch it. researchers wishing to use these records before this date must secure written authorization from the jewish board of family and childrens services. the jewish board was a parent organization of the child development center run by peter neubauer. my understanding is that theyre a very, very powerful organization with very deep political connections. >> thank you for calling the jewish board of family and childrens services. >> hello? >> yes, hi. my name is david kellman...

Theyre not just studying the kids but theyre studying the parents. >> so they did, in fact, know the parenting style of each parent. >> they knew exactly who they had chosen to place each one of us with when they called the gallands and the kellmans and the shafrans. >> in terms of how they parented their children, the three families were quite, quite different. davids father stood out. there was nobody in the world like his son. he was so proud of him. whatever he did was wonderful. bobbys fath...

>> we love you. >> everyone loved him. if there was a scale, bobby would be reserved. david would be middle. and eddy was just the loveable, mushy, huggable, funny, you know -- he just exuded warmth and love. >> ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. >> jamies first thanksgiving with daddy. >> hi, look at you, baby. daddy decided to show up and make a special gathering. ♪ happy birthday dear jamie, happy birthday to you ♪ >> he loved family gatherings.

Neighborhood. my family on paper were the least educated. they were immigrants. english was a second language to them. they had a little store. they were the more blue collar family. but my father was just this incredibly generous, warm guy. >> davids father richard was larger than life. if you can imagine this guy, he was a big guy with a big cigar hanging out of his mouth. >> we referred to him as bubala. >> he was bubala. if you know yiddish, bubala,