In the 1960s and 1970s, psychologist Peter Neubauer conducted a secret experiment in which identical twins and triplets were deliberately separated at birth and placed in different adoptive families. The study aimed to examine nature versus nurture, but the children and their adoptive families were never informed of the separation. Years later, some siblings discovered each other by chance, leading to shocking revelations. The experiment remained highly controversial, raising ethical concerns about the psychological impact of separating siblings for scientific study.

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