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Journey began at birth. his parents never told him about his repository past, raising him as if he were just like any other child. but on the inside, written in his dna, was the genetic code for academic excellence. >> did you do well in school? >> oh, yeah, very well in school. when i got to high school, i actually started taking college courses as a freshman. i have a near identic memory, when i read something or hear it, it recalls faster than most people. >> been that way since you were a ki...

Borrowed it from the library. [ laughter ] >> its actually all about eugenics and the future and the impacts that eugenics can have. this is all designer babies, built to be alphas, betas, deltas, and have a social class thats predetermined. >> do you think toms a genius? >> i think hes very, very intelligent, yes. >> 30 years ago, toms mother mary wanted to start a family. but after years of trying she wasnt getting pregnant. >> we went through all the fertility testing and everything was fine ...

>> it was just really, really eerie. it was like looking into a mirror and seeing myself 20 years from now. >> who was donor coral? why was he selected for the repository for germinal choice. i was about to find out. >> hi, ben. >> hi. >> donor coral, real name benjamin, agreed to speak with us on the phone. >> its certainly good to give children as good a start as possible and intelligence is one of the things that helps people in life. >> did your educational pedigree, was that one of the reas...

>> maybe 25 or 30. >> 25 or 30? >> perhaps. >> do you know how many of those donations resulted in a child? >> ive only heard of one or two children being born from them, maybe three, from the repository using my sperm so -- >> do you remember any of the questions that robert graham asked you or what the application process was like? >> julianna was involved with that. the lady working at the sperm bank, juliana. >> there are few people who worked directly with robert graham. juliana was one of ...

School. i did really well. for the most part i got straight as. >> so would you say academics came naturally to you? >> yes, for sure. >> have you ever felt pressure to live up to the genius moniker? >> from the outside, ive never felt any pressure. i have a lot of goals and a lot of things im working towards in my life. its really just sort of who i am. the rams would have one more child through the repository. they went back to donor fuchsia, and courtney was given a biological brother, logan....

Work. >> how many times did you donate for the depositoriy? >> maybe 25 or 30. >> 25 or 30? >> do you know if any of those doning e ing donated came from the repository. >> do you remember what kind of questions they asked or the process involved. >> what were the prerequisites for becoming a ep n can you

Before finding the repository, adrian and david ramm tried for years to conceive naturally but with no success. >> at what point did you realize there was something wrong? >> we visited the doctors and she turned out to be exceptionally fertile and i was exceptionally infertile. >> adrian wanted the experience of birth, so adoption was out of the question. after hearing about the repository on tv, they decided to check it out. >> so what did you actually read about the repository that struck you...

>> i always really loved school. i did really well. for the most part i got straight a so would you say that academics came natural to you. >> yeah. for sure. >> have you ever felt pressure to live up to the genius moniker? >> from the outside no, ive never felt any pressure. i have a lot of goals and a lot of things that im working towards in my life. its really something that i am. >> the rams would have one more child through the repository. they went to fuchsia and courtney was given a biolo...

Special rebpository. how important was intelligence in your decision to go with the repository. to me it was important because to me, success is equal to intelligence. if you have to pick characteristics, its only the smart thing to do to try to that. nine months later, the baby was born. expectations were high. >> did your mother ride you as a kid. >> yes. my mom push me. keep working. keep doing your homework. >> so she sfyes, i think that n

>> then investigators got a telephone call from sandys sister. she told them about a conversation she had with sandy a year before her death. >> sandra had indicated to her sister, if anything ever happens to me, ive left a note for you in the china cabinet at the home. please just get it and read it. >> with a warrant, investigators searched the duysts home. >> this china cabinet not only held china, but it seemed to be like a repository, if you will, for family paperwork. so, i just began sear...